This is a Roman town that looks like it is pretty big with a lot of people in it. There is horses that people are riding on and it and shows that people have animals.
1. Mycenaean was people that settled on the Greek mainland around 2000 B.C. Dorians were people that spoke a dialect of Greek and may have been distant relatives of the Bronze Age Greeks. Homer was the greatest blind storyteller according to tradition. Epics were narrative poems celebrating heroic deeds, sometime between 750 and 700 B.C. Myths were traditional stories about their Gods. 2. The Mycenaeans helped Greece out the most because they dominated everything in Greece from 1600 to 1100 B.C. 3.With the sea being so close to Greece it helped them trade more with other civilizations. The main thing it helped them with was trade and food because they did not have very fertile land so it was difficult for them to farm things. 4. They picked up how to trade with other people through seaborne trade which is sailing and trading with people while you are sailing. 5. It would talk about how their Gods would help them fight off other civilizations and if the people they were fighting aga...
Today in class we took more notes and reviewed a bit for the 75 point quiz we have coming up on Friday. We talked about how the Egyptians would mummify the people that died that had a lot of money or that was really important to the people. Also, we talked about some of the quiz questions that we should know or study so we can get them right when it comes time to take the quiz. Another thing that made the Egyptians so powerful was that they had the Nile River they could do a lot of stuff with like farming and fishing and stuff of that nature.
more reforms (around 500 BCE): allowed all citizens to submit laws for debate at the assembly created the Council of Five Hundred (members chosen at random, to counsel the assembly) but… only free adult male property owners born in Athens were considered citizens sorry, women, slaves, “foreigners” Hippias was a tyrant who ruled from 527 to 510 BCE his brother was murdered, and his rule became harsh eventually he was expelled from Athens (this is called being ostracized ) in revenge, he began working with the Persian king Darius I , helping them invade Marathon with Hippias gone, Isagoras and Cleisthenes (both were aristocrats) engaged in a power struggle Isagoras had support from some fellow aristocrats, plus from Sparta Cleisthenes had support of the majority of Athenians Isagoras becomes archon eponymous (tyrant) He ostracizes Cleisthenes Cleisthenes’ supporters - and the ordinary Athenian citizens! - revolt against Isagoras’ t...
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