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Think of a word that has a funny sound when it’s spelled backwards.
“Life in Athens”PSSA-style Questions
The Persian Wars
Persian Wars - Notes (page 1)
Background to the Persian Wars
Why did the conflict between Greece and Persia start?
• Persia – empire that stretches from ____ to ________.
• Persia – empire that stretches from India to ________.
• Persia – empire that stretches from India to Asia Minor.
• 545 BCE – ____ conquers ________ (1) Greek city states of _____,
______ and __________ are in ____ which is in ________ – this means that ______ ___________.
(2) Ionia had been _____ by Greeks/Mycenaeans fleeing
the ______ during the _______.
• 545 BCE – Persia conquers ________ (1) Greek city states of _____,
______ and __________ are in ____ which is in ________ – this means that ______ ___________.
(2) Ionia had been _____ by Greeks/Mycenaeans fleeing
the ______ during the _______.
• 545 BCE – Persia conquers Asia Minor (1) Greek city states of _____,
______ and __________ are in ____ which is in ________ –
this means that ______ ___________.
(2) Ionia had been _____ by Greeks/Mycenaeans fleeing
the ______ during the _______.
• 545 BCE – Persia conquers Asia Minor (1) Greek city states of Miletus, Ephesus and Halicarnassus are in ____ which is in Asia Minor – this means that ______ ___________.
(2) Ionia had been _____ by Greeks/Mycenaeans fleeing
the ______ during the _______.
• 545 BCE – Persia conquers Asia Minor (1) Greek city states of Miletus, Ephesus and Halicarnassus are in Ionia which is in Asia Minor – this means that ______ ___________.
(2) Ionia had been _____ by Greeks/Mycenaeans fleeing
the ______ during the _______.
• 545 BCE – Persia conquers Asia Minor (1) Greek city states of Miletus, Ephesus and Halicarnassus are in Ionia which is in Asia Minor – this means that they are
conquered too.
(2) Ionia had been _____ by Greeks/Mycenaeans fleeing
the ______ during the _______.
• 545 BCE – Persia conquers Asia Minor (1) Greek city states of Miletus, Ephesus and Halicarnassus are in Ionia which is in Asia Minor – this means that they are
conquered too.
(2) Ionia had been settled by Greeks/Mycenaeans
fleeing the ______ during the Dark Age.
• 545 BCE – Persia conquers Asia Minor (1) Greek city states of Miletus, Ephesus and Halicarnassus are in Ionia which is in Asia Minor – this means that they are
conquered too.
(2) Ionia had been settled by Greeks/Mycenaeans
fleeing the Dorians during the Dark Age.
• _____ – Persian King – rules the largest _____ in the world
• _____ – Persian King – rules the largest empire in the world
• Darius – Persian King – rules the largest empire in the world
• 499 BCE – Ionian city-states _____, ______, and __________ revolt
against _____ – they ask _____ for help
• _____ destroys the three city-states _____, ______ and __________ – he
____________ against _____ and _____
• 499 BCE – Ionian city-states Miletus, Ephesus, and Halicarnassus revolt against _____ – they ask _____ for help
• _____ destroys the three city-states _____, ______ and __________ – he
____________ against _____ and _____
• 499 BCE – Ionian city-states Miletus, Ephesus, and Halicarnassus revolt against Persia – they ask _____ for help
• _____ destroys the three city-states _____, ______ and __________ – he
____________ against _____ and _____
• 499 BCE – Ionian city-states Miletus, Ephesus, and Halicarnassus revolt against Persia – they ask Athens for help
• _____ destroys the three city-states _____, ______ and __________ – he
____________ against _____ and _____
• 499 BCE – Ionian city-states Miletus, Ephesus, and Halicarnassus revolt against Persia – they ask Athens for help
• Darius destroys the three city-states _____, ______ and __________ – he ____________ against _____ and _____
• 499 BCE – Ionian city-states Miletus, Ephesus, and Halicarnassus revolt against Persia – they ask Athens for help
• Darius destroys the three city-states Miletus, Ephesus and Halicarnassus – he ____________ against _____ and _____
• 499 BCE – Ionian city-states Miletus, Ephesus, and Halicarnassus revolt against Persia – they ask Athens for help
• Darius destroys the three city-states Miletus, Ephesus and Halicarnassus – he swears revenge against _____ and _____
• 499 BCE – Ionian city-states Miletus, Ephesus, and Halicarnassus revolt against Persia – they ask Athens for help
• Darius destroys the three city-states Miletus, Ephesus and Halicarnassus – he swears revenge against Athens and Greece
• Darius demands “______________ ____” from the Greeks (_____ which symbolizes ________ and _______)
• Darius demands “gifts of earth and water” from the Greeks (_____ which symbolizes ________ and _______)
• Darius demands “gifts of earth and water” from the Greeks (tribute which symbolizes ________ and _______)
• Darius demands “gifts of earth and water” from the Greeks (tribute which symbolizes submission and surrender)
(1) Greeks ____________________ _____
(2) Darius is ______
Darius
(1) Greeks refuse to give anything to Darius
(2) Darius is ______
Darius
(1) Greeks refuse to give anything to Darius
(2) Darius is ANGRY!
Darius
Persian Wars - Notes (page 2)
The Persian Wars – 4 famous battles
1st Battle (490 BCE) - Marathon
• Darius crosses _____ Sea with his men & lands at _______ – _______ is a plain __ miles northeast of _____
1st Battle (490 BCE) - Marathon
• Darius crosses Aegean Sea with his men & lands at _______ – _______ is a plain __ miles northeast of _____
1st Battle (490 BCE) - Marathon
• Darius crosses Aegean Sea with his men & lands at Marathon – Marathon is a plain __ miles northeast of _____
1st Battle (490 BCE) - Marathon
• Darius crosses Aegean Sea with his men & lands at Marathon – Marathon is a plain __ miles northeast of Athens
1st Battle (490 BCE) - Marathon
• Darius crosses Aegean Sea with his men & lands at Marathon – Marathon is a plain 26 miles northeast of Athens
• Athenians seek aid from _____ – ____________ due to ________ ______
• Athenians seek aid from Sparta – ____________ due to ________ ______
• Athenians seek aid from Sparta – Spartans refuse due to ________ ______
• Athenians seek aid from Sparta – Spartans refuse due to a religious festival
• _______ – Athenian ______ (1) urges Athens to ____ (2) his plan is to use the ______ (a) unique battle strategy -
__________________ _________________ __________________ _____ (b) takes ______ by surprise
• Miltiades – Athenian ______ (1) urges Athens to ____ (2) his plan is to use the ______
(a) unique battle strategy - __________________
_________________ __________________
_____ (b) takes ______ by surprise
• Miltiades – Athenian general (1) urges Athens to ____
(2) his plan is to use the ______ (a) unique battle strategy
- __________________ _________________
__________________ _____ (b) takes ______ by surprise
• Miltiades – Athenian general (1) urges Athens to fight
(2) his plan is to use the ______ (a) unique battle strategy
- __________________ _________________
__________________ _____ (b) takes ______ by surprise
• Miltiades – Athenian general (1) urges Athens to fight
(2) his plan is to use the phalanx (a) unique battle strategy - __________________ _________________ __________________ _____ (b) takes ______ by surprise
• Miltiades – Athenian general (1) urges Athens to fight
(2) his plan is to use the phalanx (a) unique battle strategy - weak fighters in center and strong fighters on sides which encircle the enemy (b) takes ______ by surprise
• Miltiades – Athenian general (1) urges Athens to fight
(2) his plan is to use the phalanx (a) unique battle strategy - weak fighters in center and strong fighters on sides which encircle the enemy (b) takes Persians by surprise
• _____ wins the battle and ______ go home
• _________, Athens’ fastest runner, runs __ miles to _____, yells “___,” (victory) and _______
________
• Athens wins the battle and ______ go home
• _________, Athens’ fastest runner, runs __ miles to _____, yells “___,” (victory) and _______
________
• Athens wins the battle and Persians go home
• _________, Athens’ fastest runner, runs __ miles to _____, yells “___,” (victory) and _______
________
• Athens wins the battle and Persians go home
• Pheidippides, Athens’ fastest runner, runs __ miles to _____, yells “___,” (victory) and _______
________
• Athens wins the battle and Persians go home
• Pheidippides, Athens’ fastest runner, runs __ miles to Athens, yells “___,” (victory) and _______ ________
• Athens wins the battle and Persians go home
• Pheidippides, Athens’ fastest runner, runs 26 miles to Athens, yells “___,” (victory) and _______ ________
• Athens wins the battle and Persians go home
• Pheidippides, Athens’ fastest runner, runs 26 miles to Athens, yells “Nike,” (victory) and _______ ________
• Athens wins the battle and Persians go home
• Pheidippides, Athens’ fastest runner, runs 26 miles to Athens, yells “Nike,” (victory) and dies from exhaustion
• _______ are filled with confidence and hold ________________ to celebrate ___________________
(1) _______ becomes ___________ _______
• Athenians are filled with confidence and hold commemorative race to celebrate the victory at Marathon
(1) _______ becomes ___________ _______
• Athenians are filled with confidence and hold commemorative race to celebrate the victory at Marathon
(1) marathon becomes ___________ _______
• Athenians are filled with confidence and hold commemorative race to celebrate the victory at Marathon
(1) marathon becomes a race at the Olympics
Seattle Seahawks
Seattle Seahawks
New England Patriots
Miami Dolphins
Pittsburgh Steelers
Tennessee Titans
• 1 helmet for Athens, 1 for Sparta
• 1 helmet for Athens, 1 for Sparta• Not too complicated
• 1 helmet for Athens, 1 for Sparta• Not too complicated• Must have color
• 1 helmet for Athens, 1 for Sparta• Not too complicated• Must have color• Arrows attached to words explaining why you designed what you did
• 1 helmet for Athens, 1 for Sparta• Not too complicated• Must have color• Arrows attached to words explaining why you designed what you did• Write the name of the team under
• _________ discovered ____________
(1) _____ has ______ from them
(2) __________ – Athenian leader says ________________________
(a) _____ – warship, ______ of oarsmen ___________ each other - _____ prow
• _________ discovered outside Athens
(1) _____ has ______ from them
(2) __________ – Athenian leader says ________________________
(a) _____ – warship, ______ of oarsmen ___________ each other - _____ prow
• Silver mines discovered outside Athens
(1) _____ has ______ from them
(2) __________ – Athenian leader says ________________________
(a) _____ – warship, ______ of oarsmen ___________ each other - _____ prow
• Silver mines discovered outside Athens
(1) Athens has ______ from them
(2) __________ – Athenian leader says ________________________
(a) _____ – warship, ______ of oarsmen ___________ each other - _____ prow
• Silver mines discovered outside Athens
(1) Athens has extra $ from them
(2) __________ – Athenian leader says ________________________
(a) _____ – warship, ______ of oarsmen ___________ each other - _____ prow
• Silver mines discovered outside Athens
(1) Athens has extra $ from them
(2) Themistocles – Athenian leader says _________________
_______
(a) _____ – warship, ______ of oarsmen ___________ each other - _____ prow
• Silver mines discovered outside Athens
(1) Athens has extra $ from them
(2) Themistocles – Athenian leader says to use money to build triremes
(a) _____ – warship, ______ of oarsmen ___________ each other - _____ prow
• Silver mines discovered outside Athens
(1) Athens has extra $ from them
(2) Themistocles – Athenian leader says to use money to build triremes
(a) trireme – warship, 3 rows of oarsmen stacked above each other - bronze prow
2nd Battle (480 BCE) - Thermopylae
• _____ is now Persian King (son of _____)
2nd Battle (480 BCE) - Thermopylae
• Xerxes is now Persian King (son of _____)
2nd Battle (480 BCE) - Thermopylae
• Xerxes is now Persian King (son of Darius)
Xerxes in the movie 300
• _____ calls together __________ _______ – _______ men
• He marches to _____________ (Dardanelles Strait) and makes a
___________ (a floating bridge) for his men to cross from ___ to _____
(1) first bridge – ____________ ____
(2) second attempt - ________
• Xerxes calls together biggest army ever seen – _______ men
• He marches to _____________ (Dardanelles Strait) and makes a
___________ (a floating bridge) for his men to cross from ___ to _____
(1) first bridge – ____________ ____
(2) second attempt - ________
• Xerxes calls together biggest army ever seen – 250,000 men
• He marches to _____________ (Dardanelles Strait) and makes a
___________ (a floating bridge) for his men to cross from ___ to _____
(1) first bridge – ____________ ____
(2) second attempt - ________
• Xerxes calls together biggest army ever seen – 250,000 men
• He marches to Hellespont Strait (Dardanelles Strait) and makes
a ___________ (a floating bridge) for his men to cross from ___ to _____
(1) first bridge – ____________ ____
(2) second attempt - ________
• Xerxes calls together biggest army ever seen – 250,000 men
• He marches to Hellespont Strait (Dardanelles Strait) and makes
a ___________ (a floating bridge) for his men to cross from Asia
to Europe
(1) first bridge – ____________ ____
(2) second attempt - ________
• Xerxes calls together biggest army ever seen – 250,000 men
• He marches to Hellespont Strait (Dardanelles Strait) and makes
a pontoon bridge (a floating bridge) for his men to cross from Asia to Europe
(1) first bridge – ____________ ____
(2) second attempt - ________
• Xerxes calls together biggest army ever seen – 250,000 men
• He marches to Hellespont Strait (Dardanelles Strait) and makes
a pontoon bridge (a floating bridge) for his men to cross from Asia to Europe
(1) first bridge – destroyed by a storm
(2) second attempt - ________
• Xerxes calls together biggest army ever seen – 250,000 men
• He marches to Hellespont Strait (Dardanelles Strait) and makes
a pontoon bridge (a floating bridge) for his men to cross from Asia to Europe
(1) first bridge – destroyed by a storm
(2) second attempt - successful
• Xerxes calls together biggest army ever seen – 250,000 men
• He marches to Hellespont Strait (Dardanelles Strait) and makes
a pontoon bridge (a floating bridge) for his men to cross from Asia to Europe
(1) first bridge – destroyed by a storm
(2) second attempt - successful
• The Greeks unite under the ______ leader __________
• The Greeks unite under the Spartan leader __________
• The Greeks unite under the Spartan leader King Leonidas
Leonidas in the movie 300
• March to _________ – narrow __________ where ______ can be picked off (there are ____ Greeks - Greeks outnumbered ______)
• March to Thermopylae – narrow __________ where ______ can be picked off (there are ____ Greeks - Greeks outnumbered ______)
• March to Thermopylae – narrow mountain pass where Persians can be picked off (there are ____ Greeks - Greeks outnumbered ______)
• March to Thermopylae – narrow mountain pass where Persians can be picked off (there are 7,000 Greeks - Greeks outnumbered ______)
• March to Thermopylae – narrow mountain pass where Persians can be picked off (there are 7,000 Greeks - Greeks outnumbered 35 to 1)
• _______ – Greek traitor – shows ______ a _______ around the
_______
• Ephialtes – Greek traitor – shows ______ a _______ around the
_______
• Ephialtes – Greek traitor – shows Persians a _______ around the mountains
• Ephialtes – Greek traitor – shows Persians a goat path around
the mountains
• Greek army retreats, except for ___ _______ and _________________ _____
(1) __________ leads them (2) outnumbered ______ (3) fight ____________ against the ______ – _______ (4) they hold up the ______ long enough to allow the _________ to ___________________ __________
• Greek army retreats, except for 300 Spartans and _________________ _____
(1) __________ leads them (2) outnumbered ______ (3) fight ____________ against the ______ – _______ (4) they hold up the ______ long enough to allow the _________ to ___________________ __________
• Greek army retreats, except for 300 Spartans and several hundred other Greeks
(1) __________ leads them (2) outnumbered ______ (3) fight ____________ against the ______ – _______ (4) they hold up the ______ long enough to allow the _________ to ___________________ __________
• Greek army retreats, except for 300 Spartans and several hundred other Greeks
(1) King Leonidas leads them (2) outnumbered ______ (3) fight ____________ against the
______ – _______ (4) they hold up the ______ long enough to allow the _________ to ___________________ __________
• Greek army retreats, except for 300 Spartans and several hundred other Greeks
(1) King Leonidas leads them (2) outnumbered 250 to 1
(3) fight ____________ against the ______ – _______ (4)
they hold up the ______ long enough to allow the _________ to ___________________
__________
Our arrows will blot out the sun.
• Greek army retreats, except for 300 Spartans and several hundred other Greeks
(1) King Leonidas leads them (2) outnumbered 250 to 1
(3) fight to the last man against the Persians – _______ (4) they hold up the ______ long enough to allow the _________ to ___________________ __________
• Greek army retreats, except for 300 Spartans and several hundred other Greeks
(1) King Leonidas leads them (2) outnumbered 250 to 1
(3) fight to the last man against the Persians – all killed (4) they hold up the ______ long enough to allow the _________ to ___________________ __________
• Greek army retreats, except for 300 Spartans and several hundred other Greeks
(1) King Leonidas leads them (2) outnumbered 250 to 1
(3) fight to the last man against the Persians – all killed (4) they hold up the Persians long enough to allow the _________ to ___________________ __________
• Greek army retreats, except for 300 Spartans and several hundred other Greeks
(1) King Leonidas leads them (2) outnumbered 250 to 1
(3) fight to the last man against the Persians – all killed (4) they hold up the Persians long enough to allow the Greek Allies to set up a defense of the Peloponnesus
• ______ win this battle and march to _____
• Persians win this battle and march to _____
• Persians win this battle and march to Athens
Quick Liners
Think of a word that has a funny sound when it’s spelled backwards.
Persian Wars - Notes (page 3)
3rd Battle (480 BCE) – Salamis
• Athenians go to ____________ for prediction
(1) oracle – ______________________
3rd Battle (480 BCE) – Salamis
• Athenians go to Oracle of Delphi for prediction
(1) oracle – ______________________
3rd Battle (480 BCE) – Salamis
• Athenians go to Oracle of Delphi for prediction
(1) oracle – one who predicts the future
Oracle at Delphi today
(2) Oracle says “________________ ______”
(3) __________ decides the wooden walls must mean…
(2) Oracle says “The wooden walls will save you”
(3) __________ decides the wooden walls must mean…
(2) Oracle says “The wooden walls will save you”
(3) Themistocles decides the wooden walls must mean…
…the ______, the ships they built
…the triremes, the ships they built
• __________ persuades Athenians to go to ______ – island off the
coast of Athens
• Themistocles persuades Athenians to go to ______ – island off the coast of Athens
• Themistocles persuades Athenians to go to Salamis – island off the coast of Athens
• Persians _____________________
• Persians burn Athens to the ground
• Persian navy is lured (by _________ ____________) into ________
_____ between ______ and __ ______
(1) ________ Persian ships can enter at a time
(2) Greeks pick them off with ____ ______________________
• Persian navy is lured (by _________ ____________) into the narrow straits between Salamis and
the mainland(1) ________ Persian ships can
enter at a time (2) Greeks pick them off with
____ ______________________
• Persian navy is lured (by reports of a pretend traitor) into the narrow straits between Salamis and the mainland
(1) ________ Persian ships can enter at a time
(2) Greeks pick them off with ____ ______________________
• Persian navy is lured (by reports of a pretend traitor) into the narrow straits between Salamis and the mainland
(1) only a few Persian ships can enter at a time
(2) Greeks pick them off with ____ ______________________
• Persian navy is lured (by reports of a pretend traitor) into the narrow straits between Salamis and the mainland
(1) only a few Persian ships can enter at a time
(2) Greeks pick them off with their more maneuverable triremes
• _____ win naval battle against ______
• _____ returns home
• Greeks win naval battle against Persians
• _____ returns home
• Greeks win naval battle against Persians
• Xerxes returns home
• Athenians return home to rebuild _____ – ____________ will follow
• Athenians return home to rebuild Athens – ____________ will follow
• Athenians return home to rebuild Athens – the Golden Age will follow
4th Battle (479 BCE) – Plataea
• Persians are ________________ – end of _____________
4th Battle (479 BCE) – Plataea
• Persians are defeated completely – end of _____________
4th Battle (479 BCE) – Plataea
• Persians are defeated completely – end of the Persian Wars
Persian Wars - Notes (page 4)
Results of the Persian Wars
• _____ and _____ “saved” from the growing ___________ – they
remain ___ and _________
Results of the Persian Wars
• _____ and _____ “saved” from the growing Persian Empire –
they remain ___ and _________
Results of the Persian Wars
• Greece and Europe “saved” from the growing Persian Empire – they remain ___ and _________
Results of the Persian Wars
• Greece and Europe “saved” from the growing Persian Empire – they remain free and independent
• Greece free to enter ____________ (1) ____________ was a time when
__________ flourished (2) ___________ was made possible
by the ______________ that followed _____________
• Greece free to enter the Golden Age (1) the Golden Age was a time when __________ flourished (2) the Golden Age was made possible by the ______________ that followed _____________
• Greece free to enter the Golden Age (1) the Golden Age was a time when Greek culture flourished (2) the Golden Age was made possible by the ______________ that followed _____________
• Greece free to enter the Golden Age (1) the Golden Age was a time when Greek culture flourished (2) the Golden Age was made possible by the ______________ that followed the Persian Wars
• Greece free to enter the Golden Age (1) the Golden Age was a time when Greek culture flourished (2) the Golden Age was made possible by the 50 years of peace that followed the Persian Wars
(a) the unique ______ that developed during _______________ influences ________ today – especially
________, ____, _________, ______
(a) the unique culture that developed during Greece’s Golden Age influences ________ today – especially ________, ____, _________, ______
(a) the unique culture that developed during Greece’s Golden Age influences our culture today – especially ________, ____, _________, ______
(a) the unique culture that developed during Greece’s Golden Age influences our culture today – especially democracy, arts, architecture, theater
(a) the unique culture that developed during Greece’s Golden Age influences our culture today – especially democracy, arts, architecture, theater
Hey! That’s cultural diffusion!
“The Snowman Series”
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Golden Age of Greece
Golden Age of Greece - Notes (page 1)
The Golden Age of Greece
• What was it?
(1) ________________________________________________
______________________
The Golden Age of Greece
• What was it?
(1) a time when the city-states of Greece achieved a high level of ______and _____________
The Golden Age of Greece
• What was it?
(1) a time when the city-states of Greece achieved a high level of culture and political stability
• When was it?(1) __-year period from the end
of _____________ (480 BCE) until the death of ______ (430 BCE)
• When was it?(1) 50-year period from the end
of _____________ (480 BCE) until the death of ______ (430 BCE)
• When was it?(1) 50-year period from the end
of the Persian Wars (480 BCE) until the death of ______ (430 BCE)
• When was it?(1) 50-year period from the end
of the Persian Wars (480 BCE) until the death of Pericles (430 BCE)
• Where was the focal point?
(1) the city-state of _____
• Where was the focal point?
(1) the city-state of Athens
• Why is it so famous?
(1) Greeks made great advancements in the areas of…
* ________ * __________
* _____* ___* __________* _____* ______
* ________* _____________
• Why is it so famous?
(1) Greeks made great advancements in the areas of…
* government * drama (plays)
* poetry* art* architecture* science* medicine
* philosophy* recorded history
• Who was its leading figure?
(1) ______
• Who was its leading figure?
(1) Pericles
*** The __________ played an important role in ____________ of Greece. For more on the __________, turn the page over.***
*** The __________ played an important role in the Golden Age of Greece. For more on the __________, turn the page over.***
*** The Delian League played an important role in the Golden Age of Greece. For more on the Delian League, turn the page over.***
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