Abeka World history and cultures ch. 7.2 vocab

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Politics of Greece

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Abeka Kids Network, Abeka World History Students

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Abeka World history and cultures ch. 7.2 vocab

First city government
structure of the Greek Family
1 man responsible for worship of gods
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First city government structure of the Greek Family
1 man responsible for worship of gods
Monarchy rule by 1
Council of the Elders and the Assembly advised the monarch
Assembly mass meeting where all citizens gathered about the king and the elders to discuss politics
aristocracy rule by the best
most powerful families
aristocrats thought themselves better then ordinary citizens
hereditary made them powerful and wealthy
warriors had to buy horses - equipment for the cavalry
only wealthy could do this
how to get rich without being noble trade- new rich
Olympian gods became more powerful
nobility became less powerful
Oligarchy rule by few (reality- rule by rich)
new wealthy participated in Government
tyranny rule by one man who has seized power by rebellion and insurrection
won support of common people
democracy rule by the many or the common people
when the poor became discontent with tyrant
who were citizens a few hundred men only
NO women, slaves and men born outside the city-state
list the cycle of government the Greeks kept experiencing oligarchy
tyranny
democracy
Sparta's classes ruling class, middle class, helots (slaves)
Sparta's oligarchy ruling class
Sparta's middle class merchants and businessmen
some rights some privileges
helots farmed the estates of the ruling class
no rights no privileges
how did Sparta expand by conquering its neighbors
Spartan education mainly physical training
what all men and women did in Sparta trained for war
Spartan state demanded what absolute subordination of its citizens
what shows that they did not value human life in sparta? they left weak babies to die on a mountain
contribution to world history NOTHING
Peloponnesian League an alliance with Corinth, Megara and other cities in Peloponnesus
Monarchy in Athens last monarch in 1050 BC
archon chief - ruled for life then later 10 years
aristocracy period in Athens
Draco's code written laws in 620 BC
so merciless as to have been writing in blood
every offense - penalty was death
Solon's laws repealed Draco law, relived debtors, redeemed slaves, ......
gave Attica's freeborn men vote in Assembly
created Council of 400
Solon's and the classes based on income- top 3 levels pay taxes and were soldiers
1. upper class richest only they could become archons
Court of Areopagus met on hill known by that name
in Acts 17:19
repealed hurtful laws
first tyrants in Athens appeared in.. 560 BC
Peisistratus nobleman aspiring to office
first tyrant in office
cleisthenes new champion of the common people
tyrant from the aristocracy
played part in athenian deomcracy
ostracism quorum of citizens could vote to banish bad people for 10 years
Pericles 461-429 BC statesman who brought Athenian democracy to its fullest measure
paid public officials caused citizens to pay for them
common men to seek office

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