Ancient Greece

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Ancient Greece

Anthropocentric
Value that emphasizes human potential and achievement over divine
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Anthropocentric Value that emphasizes human potential and achievement over divine
What were some values in Greek culture? Beauty, Patriarchal, Heroism, Courage, Bravery, Strength
Value Any concept, idea, or principle that society deems important
Geography -Centered around the Aegean Sea
-Trade and transportation by sea
-Mountainous (cover 3/4 of the land)
-Poor resources
-Poor communication among villages
Mycenaeans -Warlike civilization
-Culturally negative
-Adopted characteristics of conquered lands
Trojan War -1200-1190 B.C
-War fought between Mycenaean kings again Troy
Troy An independent Greek city-state in Anatolia
Why did Greece decline? The Dorians, a less advanced group of people, moved into the Greek mainland. Writing, trade, learning stopped.
Homer -Greek storyteller, passed on the story of the Trojan war through poems
-Author of the Iliad and the Odyssey
Sparta- Political Two governing groups--> assembly of free white males and council of Elders, Oligarchy
Sparta- Social Many social groups:
1. Original inhabitants and ruling family
2. Non-citizens and commerce/industry
Sparta- Economy Agricultural, slave labor
Sparta- Culture Didn't value arts, valued discipline, strength, and duty rather than individualism
Sparta- Education For boys and girls, it involved much physical education centered around the military, boys were trained for the military at 7 years old
Sparta- Military Very important to society, most powerful
Athens- Political A democracy and aristocracy in which only free males could make decisions.
Athens- Social Women were treated as housemaids, rather that citizens; large gaps between rich and poor
Athens- Economy Much overseas trade
Athens- Culture Valued art and independence to an extent that Sparta did not
Athens- Education Boys were educated well in the areas of poetry, math, history, philosophy, music, and astronomy (science)
Athens- Military Powerful and strong, yet not as strong as Athens
Protagoras Pre- socratic philosopher
Socrates -4th century Greek philosopher and teacher
-Believed that people should question ideas instead of believing them blindly
-believed that there should be absolute standard of truth and justice
-was accused of corrupting the youth of Athens are was executed by the Jury
Plato -Student of Socrates
-Critical of democracy because it empowers the masses of uneducated people
-Believed that a philosopher-king should rule over a society of social classes
-Created a school "the Academy"
Aristotle -Plato's most famous student
-Believed that observation and logic would be the key to truth
-Created the school "The Lyceum"
-Wrote extensively on all subjects
-Most famous student was Alexander the Great
Alexander the Great -Conquered Persia, Egypt, India, and many other lands
-More concerned with conquering than governing
-Died at 32
Peloponnsian War War between Sparta and Athens, consisted of many battles because of the overconfidence of both city- states

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