World History Chapter 4 Review

Classical art today

single-handedly moved a loaded ship from land to sea using only a system of pulleys

Helots paid them 1/2 of their crops

Three Branches of Government

Men lived in barracks until the age of 30

Government ruled by a few powerful people

Men served in the military from the age of 7 to 60

Executive branch composed of 500 men

Student of Socrates who wrote "The Republic"

Idealistic Art

Council of Elders

Little time for art appreciation

Democracy

Encouraged Greeks to question themselves & their morals. Condemned to death by drinking hemlock

Foot soldiers standing in formation

nobles who seized control of the government by appealing to the people for support

This revolves around the Earth according to the Greeks

Juries composed of 12 jurors

Acropolis

Women head of the household, especially when men are off to war

representatives elected to propose and vote on laws

Alexander the Great's Father

Narrative poems celebrating heroic deeds

Political power exercised by citizens

Elected President

Leader chosen by lot

Peasants forced to stay on the land they worked

Provided the basis for the Scientific Method

Stoicism was started by

The Persian King

Citizens born to the country or complete citizenship process

Women were given some military training

The greatest storyteller who was blind

Girls educated in housework and childcare

ruled by a king or a single person

Provided the basis for modern day geometry

Legislative branch passes laws

Trials only lasted one day

Boys started school at the age of 7 and learn about art, literature, history, and mathematics

How did Alexander the Great die?