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Warm Up – February 2 Answer the following questions on a post it: 1. What strategy was used by Themistocles in order to defeat the Persians during the Second Persian War? 2. How did the defeat of the Persians allow the Golden Age of Greek Civilization to begin? 3. Describe the differences between Athens and Sparta? Were the two city- states similar in any way? 4. How did the Delian League signify the beginning of a conflict between Athens and Sparta following the end of the Persian Wars?

The Delian League Athens began to dominate the other city-states Several city-states formed an alliance against Athens Led by Sparta Threatened by Athens’ economic and political power and influence Sparta was afraid and jealous of Athens

Period 2: 600 B.C.E. - 600 C.E. (Organization and reorganization of societies) The Peloponnesian War

Peloponnesian War [431 BCE - 404 BCE] Peloponnesian War = fought between Athens (and its allies) and Sparta (and its allies) Sparta allied itself with Persia -- made a deal for their help

The Conflict [431 BCE - 404 BCE] Plague hit Athens -- killed 1/3 of its people (including General Pericles) After Pericles died, some Athenians wanted to surrender and others wanted to keep fighting No decision made -- fighting continued for many years

The Conflict [431 BCE - 404 BCE] Several city-states switched sides and joined Sparta Spartans then destroyed Athenian navy Athens surrendered in 404 BCE

Effects of the War War brought disaster to Greek city-states: 1) Fields destroyed 2) Unemployment high 3) Populations declined 4) Many men left and became mercenaries (hired soldiers) in Persian Army

Effects of the War 5) Lost ability to govern themselves 6) Increased tension between aristocrats and commoners 7) Limited democracy and free political discussion 8) Continual fighting among city-states 9) Unable to resist the invasion of the Macedonians (with Alexander the Great)

Five Themes Activity I am going to assign you either Persia, Athens, or Sparta – Your assignment is to create a movie poster for a fictional movie that you and your partner will be directing. Your movie poster MUST address all five themes for the empire or city – state that you have been assigned (you can do this either in the title, slogan, pictures, etc.) Requirements: Title (20 pts) Slogan (20 pts) At least three pictures (20 pts) Starring Actors (10 pts) Addresses all Five themes for your empire or city state (30 pts)

TOD – February 2 Answer the following questions on the same post-it as the warm up: 1. Why did city-states start to align themselves against Athens? 2. What occurred during the Peloponnesian War that significantly weakened Athens? 3. What effect did the war have on Athens and also on the rest of Greece?