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Aim: How has Ancient warfare established the strategic and military foundations for contemporary warfare?

WHAT IS THE PRIMARY COMMONALITY THESE IMAGES SHARE? DESCRIBE THE IMAGES WHAT IS THE PRIMARY COMMONALITY THESE IMAGES SHARE? h h 2 2

WHY DOES WAR EMERGE? 3 3

I. PERSIAN WARS(499 B.C. TO 479 B.C.) 1 A. THE CAUSE OF THE 1ST PERSIAN WAR 1. Persia(Modern day Iran) wanted to stop the expansion of the Greek Empire. 4 4

2. Greeks lived in Asia Minor since at least 1000 B.C.E. The Persian empire expanded in the 5th century B.C.E. to include Asia Minor 500 B.C.E. – Greeks in Miletus led a revolt Athens and other city-states came to aid of Miletus 3.Persians won and King Darius swore revenge against Athens for interfering.

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B. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE FIRST PERSIAN WAR 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 8 8

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AIM: HOW CAN ANCIENT WARFARE BE COMPARATIVE TO CONTEMPORARY 12 12

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Herodotus’s History Xerxes addresses the Persians: “I have found out a way whereby we may once win glory, and likewise get possession of a land which is as large and as rich as our own…while at the same time we obtain satisfaction and revenge…My intent is to…march an army through Europe against Greece, that thereby I may obtain vengeance from the Athenians from the wrongs committed by them against the Persians and against my father.” Herodotus 484 BC – c. 425 BC The Persian Wars, Book VII 1.Which leader made this address? 2.What was this leader’s plan? 3.Why did he want to “obtain vengeance” against the Athenians? 4. If his plan was successful what would he gain? 21

C. 2nd PERSIAN WAR -THERMOPYLAE 1. 2. 3. 4. 22 22 22

‘ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ’ ‘MOLON LAVE’ Describe the language of the quote? Which city state/empire declared the quote mentioned above? Athens, Sparta, or Persia?

"COME AND TAKE THEM!"

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D. BATTLE OF SALAMIS 1. Athenian leader Themistocles convinced the Athenians to evacuate their city and fight at sea. 2. Greeks positioned themselves in a narrow channel near island of Salamis. Xerxes burned Athens and ordered his ships to block the channel but the large Persian ships got trapped while the Athenian navy moved in. Xerxes lost 1/3 of his fleet and surrendered. The Spartans continue the land battle in the north and defeated the rest of the Persian army at the Battle of Plataea. .

Journal Entry Reflection Describe what would have happened to the Greek Civilization if history was changed and they were defeated in the Persian Wars.

Ug GREEK UNITY UNTIL… 30 30 30 30

1. Describe this individual’s views on Athens “Your empire is a tyranny…over subjects who do not like it and who are always plotting against you; You will not make them obey you by injuring your own interests…; Your leadership depends on superior strength and not any goodwill of others”. Thucydides History of the Peloponnesian War 1. Describe this individual’s views on Athens 2. What does he mean when he says “Your empire is a tyranny…over subjects who do not like it and who are always plotting against you”? 3. Who is plotting against Athens?

II. PELOPONNESIAN WAR A. 2nd PERSIAN WAR AFTERMATH 1. 2. 3. C 32 32 32

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PERICLES' FUNERAL ORATION READING

HOW ARE THESE IMAGES COMPARATIVE TO EACH OTHER? DESCRIBE THE IMAGES HOW ARE THESE IMAGES COMPARATIVE TO EACH OTHER? 35 35

B. PELOPONNESIAN WAR 431-404 B.C.E. A. SPARTA DECLARED WAR ON ATHENS IN 431 B.C.E. B. THE BATTLE 1.Sparta’s advantage on land; Athens on sea. Sparta begins burning Athenian countryside. 2.Pericles orders all residents to remain within the city walls. 3.A horrible plague strikes Athens in the 2nd year of the war. 4.Almost 1/2 of Athenian population dies, including Pericles Athenian fleet carrying 27,000 soldiers is shipwrecked in a storm. he war.

“Sparta's triumphant victory in the Peloponnesian war marked the end of the Athenian Empire and the emergence of the brief Spartan supremacy throughout Greece”.

Journal Entry Reflection What would have happened if Athens had won the war, how would the aftermath be different for Greece?