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Spartan society was the freest and most democratic in Greece
Frequent warfare often kept Spartan men away from home
Such duties were considered to be beneath a man's dignity
The Spartan aristocracy consisted almost entirely of women
They feared imprisonment if they withheld their support
Tyrants promised them they could become full citizens
They provided greater educational and career opportunities
They often imposed reforms to help these groups
Greeks became more convinced of their own uniqueness
Sparta became the most powerful city-state in Greece
Persia never again had the strength to invade Greece
Persia was destroyed, and the Delian League was disbanded
Socrates
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
It started the Golden Age of Greece under Pericles
It ended Athenian domination of the Greek world
It resulted in the destruction of the Persian empire
It led to an alliance between Persia and Athens
Persia was no longer the great power it once had been
Alexander captured the Persian emperor, Darius III
Alexander allied with Egypt to create a powerful army
Alexander defeated the Persians at Chaeronea
The Mycenaeans started the Trojan War
The Myceneans worshipped the bull as a god
Minoan women had fewer rights than in other cultures
The sea was very important to the Minoan people
The marketplace where citizens debated issues of the day
The main school where students learned about government
The location of temples dedicated to the gods and goddesses
The legislative building where citizens voted on various laws
His idea of the "golden mean"
His vision of an ideal democracy
The turmoil of the Peloponnesian War
An ideal state ruled by a philosopher-king
The fearsome power of the gods
Creativity and uniqueness of the designer
Perfect balance, universal harmony, and order
Principles of action, excitement, and motion
China
Mongolia
Vietnam
India
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