In the Greek era from the last year of the Persian War to the first Peloponnesos war, the advantage of Sparta has declined and the influence of Athens to Greece has increased. The Athenians, Thucydides (460 - 400 BC), were among the few contemporary historians, leaving the most reliable record of this era. He did not provide sufficient documentation for many of the events he explained, but his history remained the main cause of the fact at the time. Given the fact that he is participating in Athens and the Athens Army, future historians can not rely entirely on his writings. Athens and Sparta In ancient Greece the government had mainly two forms, democracy and oligarchy. The city state of Athens and Sparta is the best representative of democracy and oligarchicism. The focus of the era is military power, but the Athenians are more interested in comfort and culture. For the war attitude as a major task to compare and compare the prominent political and cultural elements of the Polar of Athens and Spartans, and how the Athens Army reflects this in the marathon campaign 490 BC It was Sparta's oligarch regime. Heavy infantry of 300 Spartan at the fight of Thermopyla in 480 BC. The two most famous Greek poles Athens and Sparta culture was first shown in the battle of Athens against the Persian Empire in the marathon of 490 B.C. including Athens. Among the many city states - Delphi, Thebe, Athens, Corinth, Olympia, Sparta - the two most popular cities are Athens and Sparta, which are at the forefront of most of the classical era. Ironically, you will find out later that these two powers are also the reason for the demise of Greek golden age. There is little similarity between Athens and Sparta, but there are many differences between the governments. Both Sparta and Athens share the title of a powerful city state. There are similar government systems in the two cities. It is a general meeting. Sparta has more Republican governments, but Athens has a democratic government. In Sparta, people choose a representative to vote for and make a decision. In Athens, all the people who can vote voted Between Athens and Sparta. Both have established two different kinds of government. Sparta was dominated by the control of oligarchy control (usually rich) managed by a few people for his own interests (Colombia). Athens is dominated by democracy, where "People share activities that guide the state, but they are different from governments that are governed by a single class, selected group or dictator" ( Columbia). Greece has its own strengths and weaknesses, Greece is a unified country under its name, but it is divided by means. Both Sparta and Athens are Greek cities, but society is different. Sparta focuses on having a perfect army, but everyday life in Athens is centered around learning and knowledge. When a boy in Sparta got military training, the boy in Athens was trained in life Sparta is a city state based on strict military rule. The life of the Spartans develops mainly in the army

Sparta: Uncultured Spartans are the most powerful warriors in history. They devote their lives to war. They are taught to withstand colds, hunger, and pain, and their courage to the battlefield is beyond anyone else. Sparta's code is not to retreat or surrender, but to work hard and definitely die. To accomplish this, Sparta sacrificed everything; other things that make art, culture, and life worthwhile. I think the price is very high, they will go far, closing Sparta's creativity and humanity. It includes many different city states; two of the city states are Sparta and Athens. The values ​​of Sparta and Athene range from politics to society. Sparta is focusing on military, discipline and a strong country. Athens is peaceful democracy and women are open to culture and democracy. How is the state of these two cities different? Sparta and Athens are formed in two different ways. Sparta was originally a small village in the southwestern part of Peloponnese. Sparta: Uncultured Spartans are the most powerful warriors in history. They devote their lives to war. They are taught to withstand colds, hunger, and pain, and their courage to the battlefield is beyond anyone else. Sparta's code is not to retreat or surrender, but to work hard and definitely die. To accomplish this, Sparta sacrificed everything; other things that make art, culture, and life worthwhile. I think this price is ancient Greece in the 4th century BC. It is a seat in the city of Sparta and Athens. In the meantime, the two communities were superpowers in this area. The bilateral Peloponnesos war has evolved from a series of events that led to longstanding conflicts. No one can find it even if looking for a single cause of the Peloponnesus War. Over time, many events contributed to the final war between Sparta and Athens. I believe in the Peloponnesus war that happened for the Athenians. Greece in the 5th century was dominated by two major powers, Athens and Sparta. These city states are very different. Sparta is known for its power, discipline, personality, beauty, sports, and learning (Beck et al., 131). Athens is known for its education, fitness, art, literature and wealth. Do not ignore the rights of women, the City of Athens is Sparta City that respects human rights more. There is a bigger reason for Athens

In the era of ancient Greece and the classical era, there were significant similarities and differences between the two specific city states. The two city states, Sparta and Athens all have their own government, history, goals, and social forms. After experiencing an increase in population and lack of cultivated land, the Spartans crossed the western boundaries of their mountains, hoping to find new broad lands. When they realized that they entered Messenia's fertile plain, they decided to change their houses, putting the Spartans in great danger. Athens and Sparta In ancient Greece the government had mainly two forms, democracy and oligarchy. The city state of Athens and Sparta is the best representative of democracy and oligarchicism. The focus of the era is military power, but the Athenians are more interested in comfort and culture. For the war attitude as a major task to compare and compare the prominent political and cultural elements of the Polar of Athens and Spartans, and how the Athens Army reflects this in the marathon campaign 490 BC It was Sparta's oligarch regime. Heavy infantry of 300 Spartan at the fight of Thermopyla in 480 BC. The two most famous Greek poles Athens and Sparta culture was first shown in the battle of Athens against the Persian Empire in the marathon of 490 B.C. including Athens. Athens and Sparta have two empire empires throughout the ancient world. (S) Athens and the Spartan Empire. Both cities are strong and famous, but there are distinctions. However, compared to Sparta, the City of Athens is much more influential and influential urban state. Although both cities have their own advantages such as government, social structure, military tactics, Athens is an important city, yet Athens, Sparta Athens and Sparta are the two largest Greek city states in the ancient world. . The two towering cities of the heyday were the most influential cultural, military and trade powers of the Western civilization of the 1st century BC. Though they are quite contrasting, they are similar and lay the foundation for the Peloponnesus War. These differences are the influence of geographic isolation, but they start with the same ideological foundation

The Spartans succeeded until the traitor of the Spartans shared secrets in the mountains and the Persians could attack from before and after. The battle between Athens and Sparta's Plata Air rejoined, the Greeks defeated the Persians at the last Plata Air and launched 80,000 troops. An alliance with Argos to rule the Greek mainland and an intermittent war with Sparta (the first Peloponnesos war). In the beginning Athens won, but soon it was forced to reach the peace between Persia (449 BC) and Sparta (445 BC). The ultimate result of the war was that Athens forced a more stringent control over her ally: the Derian alliance became the Athenian Empire. He was led by Athenian Belix since 445 BC. Pursuing a conservative foreign policy of protecting the empire with Sparta and maintaining peace In 435 BC, deep-rooted distrust between Sparta and Athens coupled with the conflict including Kosila led to a new battle that brought about the Great Peloponnese War (431 BC - 404 BC). Year). This long and devastating war eventually led to Athens' defeat and shocked the foundation of the Greek civilization. The collapse of the Athenian Empire opened the way to Spartan's hegemony (404 BC - 371 BC). Sparta's leaders soon moved to Thebes as they could not maintain control of the various alliances in Greece. Taban supremacy lasted from 371 BC until 362 BC. Athens rebuilt the Aegean Empire, but that theme succeeded in revolting in 355 BC. Greeks are more chaotic than ever Prior to the greatness of Athens, the city of Sparta thought that itself was the leader of a Greek or hegemon. In 500 BC, Athens sent troops to aid the small Asian in Small Ionia who had fought with the Persian Empire (see Iónia's uprising). This caused two Greek invasions of Persia. And it was defeated by Athenian soldier, Miltiades and semi - stress leader (see the Persian war). In 490 BC, the Athens broke the first invasion of the marathon. The Persians came back in 480 BC and caught and burned Athens, but the Greeks broke them in the battle of the Navy Salamis. The hegemony of Sparta is handed over to Athens, which is Athens that brought war to Asia Minor. These victories allowed it to unite the majority of the Aegean and many other parts of Greece, the Athenian led coalition.

Athens and Sparta are the two rivals of ancient Greece. And it caused the greatest noise and gave us the most tradition. They are closely related on the map, but what they care about and how they are living their lives. One of the main ways in which they resemble is the form of their government. Both Athens and Sparta have meetings where members are elected by people. Sparta was ruled by the two kings who ruled until they were killed or forced to resign. Athens is governed by the rule of the annual president. Therefore, it is said that Athens is the birthplace of democracy, as both parties of the Athens government elected leaders. Spartan 's life is simple. It is focused on obedience and war. Slavery makes this possible, freeing youth from family and industrial responsibilities and allowing them to focus on the performance of military duties. The boy was trained to become a warrior and the girl was trained to become a warrior's mother The Athenian life is a creative wonderland. As Athens, you can receive good education and work in various arts and sciences. You can serve in the military and navy, but you do not need to. (This applies only to boys, girls can only participate in other activities and can not participate in war, business or education.) Over the years, the Spartans have offered numerous defenses for the Greek countries. During the Persian War, Sparta's heroism in the fight of Thermopyla influenced the entire Greeks to fight the invading Persians. The Athenians and the Spartans fought side by side in the fight of Platja and finished the Greek invasion of Persia. The fact that Athens and Sparta are truly different is their idea of ​​being friends with other Greeks. Sparta seems to be satisfied with defending himself and providing military and aid as necessary. Meanwhile, Athens wants to manage more and more land. This eventually led to a war between all Greeks. This is the Peloponnesus War. After years of hard work, Sparta won the war. In the true Greek spirit, Sparta refused to burn the city of Athens. On the contrary, the culture and spirit of Athens is allowed to continue unless the Athens no longer wish to rule over their fellow Greeks. In this way the influence of Athens still exists and becomes more powerful. There are temples, buildings and conference halls of the same type in states in other cities, but Athens is best known. The two Greek cities - Sparta and Athens - adopt different laws that are similar but form different forms. Lycurgus was the first legislator of Sparta, but he ignored for Sparta's other famous heroes, so he knew little about today's history. Lycurgus took the first step in developing the law to deal with inequality and unfairness, bringing peace of mind to the People of Reconia. - In the year before 480 and Athens and Spartans, they were prohibited from breaking the Persian army. The Spartans were standing in Thermopyla, preparing for the Athenians and eventually gave them time to win. The distances between these two big cities in Hellas are so close that this difference will ultimately lead to a difference. Sparta and Athens Sparta and Athens are very close but very different. Since the rise of these two big cities, everyone has been fascinated by these similarities, but that is because of the difference. In this article we will explain the differences rather than similarities. I start with similarities. Sparta and Athens have little similarity in certain social groups. Sparta is the citizen first, then the neighbors, and the lowest assistant. - The ancient Greek civilization contains many different city states; two of the city states are Sparta and Athens. The values ​​of Sparta and Athene range from politics to society. Sparta is focusing on military, discipline and a strong country. Athens is peaceful democracy and women are open to culture and democracy. How is the state of the two cities different? Sparta and Athens are formed in two different ways There are

Sparta is an ancient Greek militaristic society and became powerful after breaking the rival Athens in the Peloponnesos war. The heart of Sparta culture is to meet the military needs of urban nation. On the other hand, the land law was developed and written by Lycurgus which established this military social reform. For Lycurgus, the law at the time said that at the age of seven the Spartan boy left the house and entered military training where they acquired military skills until they were 30 years old. An ancient Lacedaemon woman was a special breed of an ancient Greek woman. Unlike other female Greeks, they are receiving sports and education. The law of Sparta was developed and created by Lycurgus, famous for Diet members in the 7th century B.C. The political and social structure of the city state has been reorganized and the women have transformed into a strictly controlled collective society with fairly high social status. There are few true historical documents documenting the way women in Sparta document, but historians rely on the story of ancient Greece (the seventh century) poets and subsequent Greek historians and literary tales to describe history, sometimes myths We put together. Life and culture of Sparta women. Sparta's most famous female character is kidnapped in Paris and is reportedly a legendary Helen who caused a 10-year Trojan horse war. In the ancient world, it required brain, muscle and intelligence; Sparta presented these three features. In the ancient world destroyed by the war, Sparta was the empire of world-class warriors. All Spartans including women are trained personally. A historian like Plato believes that women will lead to the collapse of Sparta. - James Thompson's work on Spartan women is not clear where he got information. However, he seemed to be the only person directly comparing Sparta directly with Athens, and he provided a chart on why women are more dominant than Athens sisters. His main focus is to explain what women can and can not do. Before we started talking about women, he first talked about Spartan boy.

Along with the development of the ancient civilization in the West, they encountered such powerful and wild beasts and powerful things, no one was able to grasp with their bare hands and could not train. For centuries people have learned about horses' way and riding on their backs. They discovered that they are an important element of transportation, product transportation and war. As time goes on, for each footprint of humans remaining in the damp mud there are hooves marks not too far from the footprints. The first female Olympic winner won four horse racing in 396 BC. Sparta's Kyniska, listed as the daughter of King Archidamos. Women actually can not get Kochinos (victory garland). However, all types of cycles are in the form of tank races. Horses and tank owners had wreaths, not drivers. Since the Spartans are often treated specially, the status of Kyniska as a member of the Spanitan royal family is clearly a factor. The Olympics held for the first time in history was a stadium or a stadium. The stadium has not only the name of the event but also the distance. This stadium is a 600 feet race and is the only competition held at the previous 13 Olympics. The first Olympic winner was a runner named Koroibos. He is from the city of Ilies and is actually a bakery. The award is an olive branch whose name is engraved as the first winner of the Olympic record. The first woman who won the crown of victory was Kyniska in 392 BC. Women are not allowed to participate in the competition, but they can possess owners of horses and olive crowns. Many other women continue imitating women of Kyniska and Spartan, especially in equestrian events in Olympia. The Olympics continued Hellenistic era, increased the number of buildings, gave comfort to the audience, enhanced the athlete's professionalism and professionalism. In Roman times, there was a change in tradition such as Sura moved the 1980s BCE Olympic Games to Rome, but the Olympic Games continue to be popular and their reputation is under the guidance of Hadrian and other Greek hobby emperors It was improved by. . However, after over 293 Olympic games over a thousand years, it was the emperor Diodoshio that finally commanded all the cult activities, including the Olympic Games, to host the final Olympic Games at 393 CE.

Leonidas was born between 530 BC and 500 BC and is one of the sons of King Sparta Anak Sandidas. Since he was a child, he has received training to become a warrior of Hoplite. Hoplite Warriors are soldiers / citizens who carry round shields, spears and iron daggers. And this is his first intention. (Leonidas, History, A & E) All children born in Sparta received military training as a young age. They are taught whether they will go back to the country after the fight, use the shields or fight, meaning they will return home successfully after the battle, or keep their shields. In the year 480 AD, King Sparta Leonidas faced one of the most difficult decisions in the history of war. He decided to take 300 Spartans to fight him in the Semopille Pass. The decision of King Leonidas will mark his name in the history book after his death statues and monuments, and the creation of books and movies to reflect his heroism against the Persians. 300 is a classic example, has been nominated for numerous awards, Sparta: a famous movie without cultural discipline. Spartans are the most powerful fighter in history. They devote their lives to war. They are taught to withstand colds, hunger, and pain, and their courage to the battlefield is beyond anyone else. Sparta's code is not to retreat or surrender, but to work hard and definitely die. To accomplish this, Sparta sacrificed everything; other things that make art, culture, and life worthwhile. I have a price I remembered the two warriors of the ancient Greek city Sparta, I lived and dominated the king of Leonidas during the 6th and 5th centuries BC. His time at the throne was short-lived, but his legacy lasted a lifetime. Leonidas is the king aspiring to emulate many other kings; King Reonidas generously protects and protects his country. According to his military record known as the coalition leader of the Greek city government, King Reonidas tried to protect his soldiers and ordered them to leave the battlefield to fight another day It is. As you might imagine, they are not Spartans; in any case, Spartans will come back from the battle - either with their swords or on them. The word of protection of Leonidas in the battle of Thermopylae was deaf and the Greeks were slaughtered in 480 BC. Another attribute of the king - Let's see the mind. Sparta's King Leonidas knows that this is a powerful force. He grew up in a militaristic culture and brought up children in the atmosphere of simulated warfare. The lifetime of the king is a place of training and boys can fight men and men and men. Everyone is preparing to fight, do they need to keep their freedom? When the young Leonidas became king, he was a battle art expert. In addition, he and his people have developed the lion's heart

Sparta and Athens Sparta and Athens are very close but very different. Since the formation of these two great city states, everyone has been fascinated by these similarities, but that is because of the difference. In this article we will explain the differences rather than similarities. I start with similarities. Sparta and Athens resemble groups of social groups in several respects. Sparta is the citizen first, then the neighbor, and the bottom assistant. Athens also began with citizens, first Merticus, and finally slaves. The difference between Athens and Sparta Athens and Sparta are two city states of ancient Greece. There was a busy harbor in Athens, the ship passed through the land. In the market you can hear people being fighting and chatting Also, there are people who go shopping with slaves walking. In Athens, a typical day is to take your slave and shop to the market. This isolation led to the development of the city state. Every city state is very patriotic. This caused extreme competition. The best example of these competitions is the competition between Athens and the city of Sparta. Fierce competition has paved the way for constant involvement between the two countries. During the war, the main task of the government was to protect the government. It includes many different city states; two of the city states are Sparta and Athens. The values ​​of Sparta and Athene range from politics to society. Sparta is focusing on military, discipline and a strong country. Athens is peaceful democracy and women are open to culture and democracy. How is the state of these two cities different? Sparta and Athens are formed in two different ways. Sparta was originally a small village in the southwestern part of Peloponnese. There is little similarity between Athens and Sparta, but there are many differences between the governments. Both Sparta and Athens share the title of a powerful city state. There are similar government systems in the two cities. It is a general meeting. Sparta has more Republican governments, but Athens has a democratic government. In Sparta, people choose a representative to vote for and make a decision. In Athens, all the people who can vote voted

In ancient Greece there were two main forms of government, democracy and oligarchicism. The city state of Athens and Sparta is the best representative of democracy and oligarchy. The focus of the era is military power, but the Athenians are more interested in comfort and culture. It is the Spartan 's oligarch regime that regards attitudes of war as a top priority and best fulfills the needs of ancient Greece. These elements give Sparta power, contribute to authority and strong country development. Other comparative questions include women's rights, social class and human living value. 4 rulers, Draco, Solon, Pisistratus and Cleithenes, very ... Read more The Spartan government adopts rude politics different from the Athenian people. It is controlled by the oligarchy regime and its forces are controlled by a group of five people called Ivor. Working in the following areas is the Elders Council and General Assembly. Male citizens over the age of 60 can serve the Security Council and men or women over the age of 20 can become members of the General Assembly. The citizen has not said much about the decision of the government, but the system is still effective. Since the brutal reputation in the war in Sparta has become very high over the years, even if Spartans do not exceed 8000, other countries and city states are too afraid to attack Sparta I will. The Spartan Constitution requires everyone to start military education at the age of seven. Everyone in the military is full of passion for his country. Sparta's life may be difficult, but the rest of the Greeks jealous of the simplicity, dullness, and enthusiastic devotion of the Spartans. Sparta's beliefs are developing throughout the country. This person lives in the country and dies. This philosophy, a combination of education for the Spartans and their military fields has made the Spartans necessary for the stability of the survival of ancient Greece. The Athenian economy depends on trade and trade It includes many different city states; two of the city states are Sparta and Athens. The values ​​of Sparta and Athene range from politics to society. Sparta is focusing on military, discipline and a strong country. Athens is peaceful democracy and women are open to culture and democracy. How is the state of these two cities different? Sparta and Athens are formed in two different ways. Sparta was originally the four small villages of South Peloponnese. Athens and Sparta In ancient Greece the government had mainly two forms, democracy and oligarchy. The city state of Athens and Sparta is the best representative of democracy and oligarchy. The focus of the era is military power, but the Athenians are more interested in comfort and culture. For the war attitude as a major task to compare and compare the prominent political and cultural elements of the Polar of Athens and Spartans, and how the Athens Army reflects this in the marathon campaign of 490 BC It was Sparta's oligarch regime. Heavy infantry of 300 Spartan at the fight of Thermopylae in 480 BC. The two most famous Greek poles Athens and Sparta culture were first shown in Athens fight against the Persian Empire in the 490 BC marathon including Athens. From Athens. Sparta has two empire empires throughout the ancient world. (S) Athens and the Spartan Empire. Both cities are powerful and famous, but very different. However, compared to Sparta, the City of Athens is much more influential and influential city state. Both cities have unique advantages such as government, social structure, military tactics, Athens, Sparta Athens and Sparta are the largest Greek city states in the ancient world. . The two towering cities of the heyday were the most influential cultural, military and trade powers of Western civilization in the 1st century BC. It is quite contrasting, but very similar and laid the foundation for the Peloponnesos war. These differences are the influence of geographic isolation, but they start with the same ide

Spartans and women in Athens will participate in sports such as sports, discus throws, fitness, wrestling. They can not exercise at Palaestra (wrestling school or gym) Alexander J. Knight. "Similarities and differences between Sparta and Athens community", September 15, 2007 There are few similarities between Athens and Sparta, but the government is very different. Both Sparta and Athens share the title of a powerful city state. There are similar government systems in the two cities. It is a general meeting. Sparta has a more Republican government, but Athens has a democratic government. In Sparta, people choose a representative to vote for and make decisions. In Athens, all the voters voted Sparta and Athens Sparta and Athens are very close but very different. Since the rise of these two big cities, everyone has been fascinated by these similarities, but that is because of the difference. In this article we will explain the differences rather than similarities. I start with similarities. Sparta and Athens have little similarity in certain social groups. Sparta is the citizen first, then the neighbors, and the lowest assistant. - The ancient Greek civilization contains many different city states; two of the city states are Sparta and Athens. The values ​​of Sparta and Athene range from politics to society. Sparta is focusing on military, discipline and a strong country. Athens is peaceful democracy and women are open to culture and democracy. How is the state of the two cities different? Sparta and Athens are formed in two different ways Athens and Sparta are two of the most powerful city states in ancient Greece. There are obvious similarities between the two city states, but Athens and Sparta have big differences in every aspect of society. Some of these differences include government, military and values ​​(education and culture). Athens and Sparta strongly believe that their urban nation is better and there is always some distrust among them. As a result of this cultural confrontation, the war has finally started during the so-called Peloponnese War between 431 BC Between Athens and Sparta. After the conflict, the city state of Athens and Sparta never existed, and soon Greeks were taken over by Macedonians.

Compared with Sparta, Athens invented new ideas and creation to support people like democracy, so Athens is an excellent city state. The Peloponnesos alliance and the Athenes repeatedly change the way the government adapts to the people, and the Spartans are not. The Athenians created the concept of democracy. It is a form of government that is widely used today. Sauron is believed to be the foundation of the foundation of Athens democracy. Sparta - One of the other big enemies of Athens is the city state of Sparta. Sparta is located on Peloponnese, Peninsular of the lower peninsula of Greece, and since Athens governed Attica, it dominates the politics and culture of the Peloponnese. However, there are many similarities here. Most of the history of Sparta is wrapped in legends. However, we know that when Dorian, which circumvented Athens, invaded from the north, they hit Peloponnesus violently. Dorians do not wipe clean with Spartans, but mix Athens and Sparta have two empire empires throughout the ancient world. (S) Athens and the Spartan Empire. Both cities are strong and famous, but there are distinctions. However, compared to Sparta, the City of Athens is much more influential and influential urban state. Although both cities have their own advantages such as government, social structure, military tactics, Athens is an important city, yet Athens, Sparta Athens and Sparta are the two largest Greek city states in the ancient world. . The two towering cities of the heyday were the most influential cultural, military and trade powers of the Western civilization of the 1st century BC. Though they are quite contrasting, they are similar and lay the foundation for the Peloponnesus War. These differences are the influence of geographic isolation, but they start with the same ideological foundation Sparta was the leader of the time when men and women of Athens and Sparta compared power levels and women's rights. Athens and Sparta, but the two Greek city states do different work. More specifically, Sparta has a different approach to women. Compared with today's women's standards, the treatment of women in Athens is quite shocking. The root of this difference seems to be the way the two cities rule. Sparta is famous for its famous place called "500 BC" in ancient Greece. The two major polar or city states of Greece are Sparta and Athens. The two city states are in the same region of the world, but they have different lifestyles. There are many differences in how to manage cities in Sparta and Athens. There are many political, economic and social differences between the two city states. There may be differences between Sparta and Athens, but they fight with Persian invaders.

The cultural and technical social culture of Athens and Sparta is determined by its political, social and religious structure, and it is a major element in its technology development. At the same time and even in societies that exist in the environment, they can progress in different directions based on public interests and purposes. The ancient city state or polar region of Athens and Sparta (Poles) is a good example of how cultural differences will affect technology development. Sparta - One of the other big enemies of Athens is the city state of Sparta. Sparta is located on Peloponnese, Peninsular of the lower peninsula of Greece, and since Athens governed Attica, it dominates the politics and culture of the Peloponnese. However, there are many similarities here. Most of the history of Sparta is wrapped in legends. However, we know that when Dorian, which circumvented Athens, invaded from the north, they hit Peloponnesus violently. Dorians do not wipe clean with Spartans, but mix The city states are Athens and Sparta. Traditionally, Athens is regarded as a peaceful place, learning and culture are the main activities of its citizens, and Sparta is considered a positive culture and recognized as a military force in the Greek region. Unlike typical Athenians, tradition says he spent a lot of time reading, studying and preparing for typical war against concerned Spartans. Both Athens and Sparta are relatively city states. The cultural and technical social culture of Athens and Sparta is determined by its political, social and religious structure, and it is a major element in its technology development. At the same time and even in societies that exist in the environment, they can progress in different directions based on public interests and purposes. Ancient city state or politician (polis - sing.) - Many people think that the concept of equality and justice is very intertwined. Lyschegus and Solon can see the concept of equality and justice by reforming cities to cope with social inequality. In other words, equality is universal, justice depends on social parameters. Lycurgus is leading his reform so that everyone can progress equally as public responsibility

Sparta, also known as Lacedaemon, is an ancient Greek city and is one of the most famous ancient Greek cities on the Peloponnese. Many people in the mountain of Taygetus were found to be considered a brutal group of militarists. This may apply to some extent, but the majority of the information written comes from the ancient city of Athens, they are enemies of the Spartan society. After the Messenian war, Spartans will enter Taygetus Mountains, where he will establish a place to become the Spartan military regime. Sparta City. There are few ancient Greek city states that can compete with the Spartans. Their unique government, social structure, and lifestyle make them a viable force in the ancient world. For these reasons, Sparta has become a history as one of the most unique structural forces in world history, contemporary intellectuals and politicians have observed this and have been used as a model of military and government today It was. One of Sparta's main functions Sparta's daily life, also known as Lacedaemon, is an ancient Greek city and is one of the most famous ancient Greek cities on the Peloponnese. Many people in the mountain of Taygetus were found to be considered a brutal group of militarists. This may apply to some extent, but the majority of the information written comes from the ancient city of Athens, they are enemies of the Spartan society. - In the 7th century BC, the new era of war strategy has changed. Before this new strategy emerged, infantry (called heavy infantry) participated in battle in the form of mobs of each army, they ran parallel under the command of the general and continued attacking enemies blindly But the direction will kill the enemy in front of them. This turned out to be very confusing, and the tendency of the fight depends mainly on the emotion and scale of the army. Sparta is an ancient Greek city state known for its militaristic lifestyle and strength of soldiers in battle. War is an important part of Spartan's life, but many other aspects have contributed to society as well. The origin of Sparta, unique government, slave, bold woman, and elite warrior, formed the legendary city state and decided its culture. About 650 BC, Sparta formed several small city states on Peloponnese, Peninsular of Laconia, and they merged. - Sparta and Athens: Two of the most famous city states in the Greek Empire - There are two most diverse views of life. Homer wrote a wonderful story about war soldiers who returned to war with these city states, but surrounded a single hero Odysseus. Odysseus fought bravely in the Trojan War, but countless challenges in his return to his country changed his path and delayed him for many years.

Athens and Sparta Athens and Sparta were the two major city states of ancient Greece. These two city states differ from each other in many ways. One is an Athenian. It is dominated by oligarchic groups, where power is dominated by a group of five working teams called Iverse. Working in the following areas is the Elders Council and General Assembly. Male citizens over the age of 60 can serve the Security Council. Men and women are not restricted. People over the age of 20 can become a member of the conference. Regarding the decision made by the authorities, citizens do not need to say so much. The system works effectively Athens and Sparta In ancient Greece the government had mainly two forms, democracy and oligarchy. The city state of Athens and Sparta is the best representative of democracy and oligarchy. The focus of the era is military power, but the Athenians are more interested in comfort and culture. For the war attitude as a major task to compare and compare the prominent political and cultural elements of the Polar of Athens and Spartans, and how the Athens Army reflects this in the marathon campaign of 490 BC It was Sparta's oligarch regime. Heavy infantry of 300 Spartan at the fight of Thermopylae in 480 BC. The two most famous Greek poles Athens and Sparta culture were first shown in Athens fight against the Persian Empire in the 490 BC marathon including Athens. From Athens. Sparta has two empire empires throughout the ancient world. (S) Athens and the Spartan Empire. Both cities are powerful and famous, but very different. However, compared to Sparta, the City of Athens is much more influential and influential city state. Both cities have unique advantages such as government, social structure, military tactics, Athens, Sparta Athens and Sparta are the largest Greek city states in the ancient world. . The two towering cities of the heyday were the most influential cultural, military and trade powers of Western civilization in the 1st century BC. It is quite contrasting, but very similar and laid the foundation for the Peloponnesos war. These differences are the influence of geographic isolation, but they start with the same ideological foundation of the structure.

The Greek ancient civilization contained many different city states; two of the city states were Sparta and Athens. The values ​​of Sparta and Athene range from politics to society. Sparta is focusing on military, discipline and a strong country. Athens is peaceful democracy and women are open to culture and democracy. How is the state of these two cities different? Sparta and Athens are formed in two different ways. Sparta was originally a small village in the southwestern part of Peloponnese. They conquered the two neighborhoods known as Laconia and Hesenia. Later these people were forced to work in Sparta. Athens established a unified city state on the peninsula ... Read more Claysten's reform has laid the foundation for Athens' democracy. Every citizen is registered in 10 tribes, each of which elects 500 members each year as a new 500 members. These 500 people are responsible for dealing with diplomatic and financial problems. There are also meetings for all male citizens who have the ultimate power to pass the law through free and open discussion. In Sparta, there are two kings who lead the army to rule the city state. There are five elections each year, and they are responsible for youth education and citizenship. There is also the Elder Commission composed of two kings over 60 and 28 citizens. Male citizen also asked questions they decided to ask the assembly. There is no discussion about solutions to these problems, they just vote. The value of society, Sparta and Athens is different. Sparta legislator E Lycurgus said, Sparta has not allowed Sparta to leave the city. He does not want them to adapt to foreign influences. All these values ​​and beliefs are based on one thing to strongly and discipline Sparta soldiers. In Athens, Pellicle promoted how Athens spread to all cultures (Document F). Everyone except Athens makes a festival in Athens. The difference between Athens and Sparta Athens and Sparta are two city states of ancient Greece. There was a busy harbor in Athens, the ship passed through the land. In the market, you can hear people being fighting and chatting Also, some people go shopping with slaves, and sculptors are very happy to carve. In Athens, a typical day is to take your slave and shop to the market. Then if you go to a meeting in 500 Diet, I will go to the mountain to attend the rally. - During the last years of Greek history, the Persian War began until the first Peloponnesus War, Sparta's superiority declined, the influence of Athens to Greece was increasing. The Athenians, Thucydides (460 - 400 BC), were among the few contemporary historians, leaving the most reliable record of this era. Although he did not provide enough documents for many of the events he explained, his history is still the main cause of the fact at the time. The Greek ancient civilization contained many different city states; two of the city states were Sparta and Athens. The values ​​of Sparta and Athene range from politics to society. Sparta is focusing on military, discipline and a strong country. Athens is peaceful democracy and women are open to culture and democracy. How is the state of the two cities different? Sparta and Athens are formed in two different ways. - Between ancient Greece and the classics there were important similarities and differences between the two specific city states. The two city states, Sparta and Athens all have their own government, history, goals, and social forms. After experiencing an increase in population and lack of cultivated land, the Spartans wanted to cross the western boundary of their mountain and find a new broadland.

In the year before 480, Athens and Spartans, they were prohibited from breaking the Persian army. The Spartans stood at Thermopylae, prepared for the Athenians, and gave them time to win at last. The distance between the two major cities of Hellas is very close, so this difference eventually leads to a difference. Through this article I would like to explain the reason behind the difference between Sparta and Athens. The war between these old allies is inevitable. Athens and Sparta In ancient Greece the government had mainly two forms, democracy and oligarchy. The city state of Athens and Sparta is the best representative of democracy and oligarchicism. The focus of the era is military power, but the Athenians are more interested in comfort and culture. For the war attitude as a major task to compare and compare the prominent political and cultural elements of the Polar of Athens and Spartans, and how the Athens Army reflects this in the marathon campaign 490 BC It was Sparta's oligarch regime. Heavy infantry of 300 Spartan at the fight of Thermopyla in 480 BC. The two most famous Greek poles Athens and Sparta culture was first shown in the battle of Athens against the Persian Empire in the marathon of 490 B.C. including Athens. After the Persian War, Sparta fought against Athens in the Peloponnesos war. Two city states fought from 431 BC until 404 BC, and Sparta eventually beat Athens. Sparta began to decline in the coming years and in 371 BC lost the battle of Leuctra to bis. But it was still an independent city state before Greece was conquered by the Roman Empire in 146 BC. As Athens grew with wealth, fame, power and power, other city states began to look at it hostilely. The disease between Sparta and Athens is particularly strong. Many people believe that the war between them is inevitable. The leaders of Athens and Sparta did not try to avoid conflict, but instead demanded war. Both leaders believed that their own city was advantageous. After all, Sparta declared a war with Athens in 431 BC. Peloponnesus War When the Peloponnesos war between the two city states began, Athens had a stronger navy. Sparta has a stronger army, and its internal location means that it is not vulnerable to maritime attacks. Pellicle's strategy is to avoid land war with the Spartan army and wait for opportunities to attack Sparta and its allies from the sea.

Greek victory against Persia is mainly due to Athens' efforts and Sparta's efforts. While Sparta is in charge of a decisive battle, Athens is in charge of the main turning point of the Persian invasion. Miltiades broke the Persians during his second invasion to the marathon with his creative fighting strategy that gave confidence to the Athenian army. During the third invasion when the Athens were evacuated to Salamis, Teemostrus planned to deceive the Persians and did not allow Persian troops to supply supply lines. In 461, a war began between Athens and Sparta. At the same time, Athens still fought against Persia. Sometimes Athenians succeed (eg Eurymedon in C. 468), and from time to time Persians win (eg Egyptian 456). For more than a decade, the Athenians had to deal with two enemies at the same time, but in 449 the hostility with the Persians ceased. Three years later, Sparta and Athene have reached the treaty. This may be the moment of dissolution of the Derry Union, but in spite of a few small problems their members erupted in 431 and ended the second war between Athens and Sparta, which continued until 421 And Athena won An alliance with Argos to dominate the mainland of Greece and an intermittent war with Sparta (the first Peloponnesus war). In the beginning Athens won, but soon it was forced to reconcile Persia (449 BC) and Sparta (445 BC). The final result of the war was that Athens forced a more stringent control over her ally: the Derian alliance became the Athenian Empire. He was led by Athenian Belix since 445 BC. Pursuing a conservative foreign policy of protecting the empire with Sparta and maintaining peace During the Corinthian War, Sparta faced an alliance of Greece's major countries, Thebes, Athens, Corinth and Argos. The alliance was initially endorsed by Persia who was worried that the land of Anatolia was invaded by Sparta and Sparta spread further to Asia. Sparta won a series of land victories, but much of her ship was destroyed by the Persian Greek - Phoenix mercenary fleet in Cnidus' fight. The incident badly hurt Spartan naval forces, but did not end that desire to enter Persia until the Spartan coastline of Athens' Con Confused to fear the fear of the old Spartans of terrorist attacks. In the late classical era, Sparta and Athens, Thebes and Persia together became the main force for the superiority advantage of the opponent. As a result of the Peloponnese War, Sparta's traditional mainland culture has reached for naval power. At the peak of his power, Sparta could even crush many major Greek countries and beat the elite Athens navy. By the end of the 5th century BC, it broke the Athenian empire, marked the hegemony of Sparta, stands out as a country that invaded the Persian province of Anatolia.

In the 10th century BC, the Spartans settled in Laconia. The Spartans did not establish colonies like other Greek city states, but conquered neighboring Messinia. They conquered the population of Messinia and called them Hertz. This triggered the rebellion of Helart, Sparta stopped its activity for 20 years. Therefore, the military state was established under the law of Lycurgus. Sparta is a unique city state as it has no walls. Sparta's powerful army and warrior society eliminated the need for walls. Ancient Sparta is currently located in the plain of the Eurotas River, the modern town of the same name. This site is robust and strong. Because it is surrounded by mountains, ancient cities are not necessary. Therefore, there are no defensive walls or other fortresses. Rugged scenery is strong enough. Perhaps this is to explain indigenous people's conquest. Because the Spartans themselves are not born and raised. Indeed, they were Dorian's invaders from the north and when they arrived at the Eurostar plane they conquered and enslaved indigenous ammonites. Freedom of Sparta and Athens: The distinct contrast between Ancient Sparta and Athens makes it very obvious that cultural achievements will only occur where men are free. The end of Sparta beyond Athens, began with Sparta, destroyed the walls of the city and left the city with only ten ships. But Sparta only survived the war. The number of perfect Spartiates is very small, not considering increasing Spartiate's population. This may be because they acquired new wealth in other states where their troops are wasting. The Sparta Empire began to grow and the Spartans were forced to adopt a new way of life - quite different from the simple life they lived in. They are just taught how to live, they are strongly taught not to challenge the idea of ​​the country, but now the country is changing. Sparta dispatched a commander to conquer the state, but outside of Sparta these commanders were surrounded by wealth and luxury.

Women's rights in a slightly different ancient world in different countries, the situation of women in Sparta and Athens are also different from cities. There is a difference in the political and everyday life of the women in the city of Athens and the huge family of Sparta and its role in the city. It became a difference in the level of power and women's rights, Sparta was a leader. At the same time, they have nearly the same rights as citizens. Rarely, however, there are not many differences between similar governments of Athens and Sparta. Sparta and Athene share the title of a powerful city state. General Assembly: Both cities have similar systems of government. Sparta has more Republican regimes, but despite the democratic government of Athens. In Sparta, people choose votes to vote and make decisions. In Athens, everyone who can vote is voting Sparta and Athens, Sparta and Athens are very close but very different. Since the formation of these two great cities of the country, everyone will be attracted to these similarities, due to that difference. In this article, it will be more detailed about the differences rather than the similarities. I will start similarities. Sparta and Athens are similar to classes of social groups in several ways. Initially, Spartan citizen, neighbors, and a fundamental assistant. - Greek ancient civilization contains many different city states. 2 of the city is Sparta and Athens. Sparta and Athens value, political and social differ. Sparta focused on military discipline and a strong country. Peaceful democracy in Athens, women presided over the culture and the openness of people. How different 2 city states. Sparta and Athens formed in two different ways

Two Greek metropolises, Sparta and Athene, adopted similar but different laws, which had different influences. Lycurgus was the first legislator of Sparta but he knows little about his history today as he was ignored for Sparta's other well known heroes. Lycurgus took the first steps in the development of laws to deal with inequality and unfairness, bringing peace of mind to the people of Reconia. He is regarded as a natural leader and citizens are one of the main reasons for complying with their laws. The Greek ancient civilization contained many different city states; two of the city states were Sparta and Athens. The values ​​of Sparta and Athene range from politics to society. Sparta is focusing on military, discipline and a strong country. Athens is peaceful democracy and women are open to culture and democracy. How is the state of these two cities different? Sparta and Athens are formed in two different ways. - Between the ancient Greek and classical times, there were significant similarities and differences between the two specific city states. The two city states, Sparta and Athens all have their own government, history, goals, and social forms. After experiencing an increase in population and lack of cultivated land, the Spartans crossed the western boundaries of their mountains, hoping to find new broad lands. In the 5th century BC Greece was dominated by two major powers: a democratic oligarch of Athens and Sparta. These city states are very different. Sparta traditionally is a powerful army in the Greek world, and dominates many neighborhoods where the population and land become slaves. The power of Athens is based on the power of the ocean, formally the head of the Naval Union (Derian Union), but in fact it is equivalent to all empires excluding names. In this exercise, we encourage you to compare contrast between Athens and Sparta. War The two strongest men of ancient Greece were the cities of Athens and Sparta. And they led Greece in many projects. Early Sparta and Athens were the building process, many of them were ups and downs, they learned how to operate their city. Since the early Spartans did not have enough land to support their population growth, they conquered the neighboring Messinia province and doubled the amount of land they control. Sparta experienced the era of great wealth and power in the Greek region.

In Sparta, legendary statues are preserved and attributed to the history of the king, but even if that method is unusual, he gains recognition and fear of all people who wish. Please respect the most serious challenges he faces. This idol's name is King from Leonidas, an ancient Sparta and a fierce leader who shows the world what you need to gain respect from people. Personal background Leonidas was born in Peloponnese, Greece in 530 BC. I remembered the two warriors of the ancient Greek city Sparta, I lived and dominated the king of Leonidas during the 6th and 5th centuries BC. His time at the throne was short-lived, but his legacy lasted a lifetime. Leonidas is the king aspiring to emulate many other kings, King King Leonidas generously protects and protects his country. According to his military record known as the coalition leader of the Greek city government, King Reonidas tried to protect his soldiers and ordered them to leave the battlefield to fight another day It is. As you might imagine, they are not Spartans; in any case, Spartans will come back from the battle - either with their swords or on them. The word of protection of Leonidas in the battle of Thermopylae was deaf and the Greeks were slaughtered in 480 BC. In the year 480 AD, King Sparta Leonidas faced one of the most difficult decisions in the history of war. He decided to take 300 Spartans to fight him in the Semopille Pass. The decision of King Leonidas will mark his name in the history book after his death statues and monuments, and the creation of books and movies to reflect his heroism against the Persians. 300 is a classic example, has been nominated for numerous awards, Sparta: a famous movie without cultural discipline. Spartans are the most powerful fighter in history. They devote their lives to war. They are taught to withstand colds, hunger, and pain, and their courage to the battlefield is beyond anyone else. Sparta's code is not to retreat or surrender, but to work hard and definitely die. To accomplish this, Sparta sacrificed everything; other things that make art, culture, and life worthwhile. I have a price

Sparta; Why was the May flight split into two categories when it was born in Greece, the land of culture and philosophy country? Athens woke up the culture and intellectual life, but his younger brother Sparta focused on building military strength. . Sparta is Greek muscle, Athens is brain. Similarly, compared with Rich Nastro (Brown, he has no brain, he is the most muscular teacher in Sao Paulo, you need an example that your teacher can contact, and I can do with you In relation to Jim Bachler (brain), he may know how to make nuclear weapons, but he does not use it like a war. Sparta, also known as Lacedaemon, is an ancient Greek city state located in the southern part of Greece, now known as Laconia. The population of the Spartans consists of three major groups that are not fully citizens, Spartans or Spartans, Helots, ie serfs / slaves, Perioeci, slaves or citizens. Perioeci, whose name means "resident", functions as a craftsman and trader to make weapons for Spartans. Sparta citizens of all healthy men are participating in the mandatory national funded education system Agoge that emphasizes obedience, patience, courage and self restraint. The Spartans dedicate their lives to military service, adults and lives together. Spartans are taught that loyalty to the nation comes from everything else, including the family. Sparta; Why was the May flight split into two categories when it was born in Greece, the land of culture and philosophy country? Athens woke up the culture and intellectual life, but his younger brother Sparta focused on building military strength. . Sparta is Greek muscle, Athens is brain. Similarly, compared with Rich Nastro (Brown, he has no brain, he is the most muscular teacher in Sao Paulo, you need an example that your teacher can contact, and I can do with you In relation to Jim Bachler (brain), he may know how to make nuclear weapons, but he does not use it like a war. But Thucydides is just half full. The ruins of Sparta may not be as impressive as Athens, Olympia and other Greek ruins, but the story and legend of Sparta still exists. Modern people know what this legend means, even seeing movies, playing video games and learning ancient history. About 500 BC, there were many poles in ancient Greece. The two major polar or city states of Greece are Sparta and Athens. The two city states are in the same region of the world, but they have different lifestyles. There are many differences in how to manage cities in Sparta and Athens. There are many political, economic and social differences between the two city states. There may be differences between Sparta and Athens, but they fight with Persian invaders.

The Greek ancient civilization contained many different city states; two of the city states were Sparta and Athens. The values ​​of Sparta and Athene range from politics to society. Sparta is focusing on military, discipline and a strong country. Athens is peaceful democracy and women are open to culture and democracy. How is the state of these two cities different? Sparta and Athens are formed in two different ways. Sparta was originally a small village in the southwestern part of the Peloponnese. Athens - Greece In the 5th century of ancient Greece, the city states of Athens and Sparta represented two different lifestyles. The Spartans spend time on military strength, but the Athenians are interested in comfort and culture. The political and environmental differences between Sparta and Athene and the differences in their views on women lead to very different city states. - Athena 's Aristophanes are regarded as one of the best comedians in the history of literature. His play is used as a source of political and social history, as a work of literary works and dramas. The Greek ancient civilization contained many different city states; two of the city states were Sparta and Athens. The values ​​of Sparta and Athene range from politics to society. Sparta is focusing on military, discipline and a strong country. Athens is peaceful democracy and women are open to culture and democracy. How is the state of these two cities different? Sparta and Athens are formed in two different ways. - Between the ancient Greek and classical times, there were significant similarities and differences between the two specific city states. The two city states, Sparta and Athens all have their own government, history, goals, and social forms. After experiencing an increase in population and lack of cultivated land, the Spartans crossed the western boundaries of their mountains, hoping to find new broad lands.

Students will be able to explain how the Greeks develop their citizenship and democratic ideas. Explanation: Review each term in the textbook (pages 131 to 137) and define each term of the social learning note. The Persians are a group of nomads warriors. They were once ruled by other people until Cyrus the Great united them into a powerful empire. The Greeks continued to establish colonies throughout the region. They often conflict with the Persians. The Persians occupied Greek territories of Asia Minor. The Athenian army helped the Greeks resist the Persians. King Persian king Darius saw the Greeks from the mainland (the largest island in Greece) posing a threat to his empire. Darius decided to stop the interference by the Greeks The Persians were tired of waiting for the Athenians to attack and decided to run around Athens. Darius's son Zelks vowed to retaliate against Athens' marathon participation. He began a new invasion to Greece with 180,000 soldiers, thousands of warship ships and supply vessels. The Greeks decided to join forces to fight the Persian threat. Sparta sent King King Leonidas to lead the most soldiers. Athens offers the navy. General Athens' Themistocles proposed a plan to attack the Persian ships and reduce large-scale military supplies When a traitor showed the way to the Greek forces, King Leonidas drove away most of the troops and kept the Persians closed with hundreds of Spartans. The Battle of Platja in 479 BC unified the Greek forces and ended the Greek invasion of Persia. The reunification of the city state of Greece did not last long. What do you think the Persian War will have on the relationship with Sparta, Athens and other urban states? It includes many different city states; two of the city states are Sparta and Athens. The values ​​of Sparta and Athene range from politics to society. Sparta is focusing on military, discipline and a strong country. Athens is peaceful democracy and women are open to culture and democracy. How is the state of these two cities different? Sparta and Athens are formed in two different ways. Sparta was originally the four small villages of South Peloponnese. Sparta - One of the other big enemies of Athens is the city state of Sparta. Sparta is located on the Peloponnese of the lower peninsula of Greece and governs the politics and culture of the Peloponnese, because Athens ruled the Attic. However, there are many similarities here. Most of the history of Sparta is wrapped in legends. However, when Dorian, which circumvented Athens, invaded from the north, we knew that they hit the Peloponnesos peninsula in large quantities. Dorians mix with Spartans rather than wiping them This is a collision between Sparta and Athens. These conflicts continued from 431 BC until 404 BC. This is a war about how to deal with allies between Athens and Sparta. According to Baan (123), the Peloponnese war was between rival Athens and Sparta. This is a war caused by a few internal conflicts, spurred by the interests of third-party cities. When Sparta gave Athens the last pass, there was a fierce controversy between them. What happened between Athens and Sparta was the great Peloponnese War (432 - 404 BC). In the regime of Greece, I feel that Athens and Sparta are threatening each other and rely on clearly defined alliances to ensure safety. Corcyra, a friend of Athens, has argued with Spartan's ally Corinth. It is very important for Athens 'military defense to keep the Collin Navy out of Collins' hands. Because Collins' wealth is applicable to every war in Sparta. Athens can not tolerate Corcyrean's failure and Sparta can not tolerate Collins' failure. Sparta and Athenian politicians tried to arbitrate the controversy, but Athens was forced to defend Corsira and Collins was able to convince Sparta and his allies to fight Athens (Kagan 1969). Polarity of power is characteristic of this era Bipolarity and war: Capacity concentration among the great p

The history of slavery has always been an important part of human civilization. The race became slavery for various reasons fearing the race differences and was worried that these new foreigners will take over the land that is not their own. Slave work and conditions of living depend on when and where the slave lives. Slaves play an important role in their society, make a great contribution to their community, often become one of the largest in the population. Although the accuracy of information from key sources may be contaminated by exaggeration and prejudice, it is easy to infer the handling of slaves, working conditions and living conditions from the main work. The conditions of ancient Athens society were much better than Sparta. The definition of the term slavery includes many meanings, meanings, values; to understand the conditions of slavery in Athens and Sparta, it is important to interpret the meaning and suggestion of that word . For all intents and purposes, in this article the term slavery is a non-citizen of Athens and Sparta, enslaved by the country and individuals. The major countries of Greece - Sparta and Athens - are completely dependent on forced labor, but the system of Sparta is properly described as a serfdom rather than slavery. The difference is that Sparta's helmet lives on her inherited land but is a conqueror who is forced to work for their Spartan master. Their existence is the existence of traditional rural areas, and certain rights still exist. The most unhappy slave in Athens is a mining worker who is often driven to the place of death by the owner (the mine is state-owned, but leased to a private administrator). In contrast, other types of slaves, especially the state owned slaves, such as the 300 Scythian Archers who provide Athens police, can gain a certain prestige. Athens and Sparta In ancient Greece the government had mainly two forms, democracy and oligarchy. The city state of Athens and Sparta is the best representative of democracy and oligarchicism. The focus of the era is military power, but the Athenians are more interested in comfort and culture. For the war attitude as a major task to compare and compare the prominent political and cultural elements of the Polar of Athens and Spartans, and how the Athens Army reflects this in the marathon campaign 490 BC It was Sparta's oligarch regime. Heavy infantry of 300 Spartan at the fight of Thermopyla in 480 BC. The two most famous Greek poles Athens and Sparta culture was first shown in the battle of Athens against the Persian Empire in the marathon of 490 B.C. including Athens.

Split housing: inevitable collapse of Athens, Sparta, and Greece Greece who defeated the ghosts Persian who is lurking behind the Peloponnesos war is an advantage and a way Herodos proved the form of the Greek government. Life, Herodotus has finished his history at the peak of Greek history. Therefore, Thucydides is a record of Greek status as the dominant power of the Mediterranean, and the final result of cultural, technical and political development centers to the Peloponnesus War - bursting, low morale and dependence on Greek lies - accepted. It is open to conquest of foreign countries. The Greek ancient civilization contained many different city states; two of the city states were Sparta and Athens. The values ​​of Sparta and Athene range from politics to society. Sparta is focusing on military, discipline and a strong country. Athens is peaceful democracy and women are open to culture and democracy. How is the state of these two cities different? Sparta and Athens are formed in two different ways. Sparta was originally a small village in the southwestern part of the Peloponnese. Split housing: inevitable collapse of Athens, Sparta, and Greece Greece who defeated the ghosts Persian who is lurking behind the Peloponnesos war is an advantage and a way Herodos proved the form of the Greek government. Life, Herodotus has finished his history at the peak of Greek history. Therefore, Thucydides is a record of Greek status as the dominant power of the Mediterranean, and the final result of cultural, technical and political development centers to the Peloponnesus War - bursting, low morale and dependence on Greek lies - accepted. It is open to conquest of foreign countries. In the 5th century BC, Sparta and Athens were two major powers of Greece, and the scope of their influence inevitably overlapped and may cause conflict. Sparta seems to be especially shocked by the rise in the power of Athenia, which can build a larger fleet, thanks to compliments from allies and their families. Sparta also doubted that he had plans to rebuild the long walled fortress that the Athenians had protected the Piraeus port. In addition, Sparta is also worried that no action will push other major Greek power Corinth to Athens.

The Greek warrior Spartan Peloponnesus is located in the southwest corner of Greece like football, crossing the narrow peninsula at the foot of the mainland of Greece. On the easternmost extremity of the Peloponnesus Peninsula, there was once an area called Laconia. The major city of Lakonia is Sparta. These Spartans or Lacedaemonians form a unique society organized according to the principles of community and militarism. The Spartans' army is located in the center of the Sparta state, and its citizens are trained in a trained and honorable warrior society. In the adult 's early military exercises, the Spartans became one of the most feared troops in the Greek world. Peak of Sparta's power between the 6th and 4th centuries BC - Other Greeks generally believe that "Spartan deserves some people in any other state". According to Thucydides, the famous moment when Sparta surrendered near Pilos in 425 BC was very surprising. He wrote as follows. In the 10th century BC, the Spartans settled in Laconia. The Spartans did not establish colonies like other Greek city states, but conquered neighboring Messinia. They conquered the population of Messinia and called them Hertz. This triggered the rebellion of Helart, Sparta stopped its activity for 20 years. Therefore, the military state was established under the law of Lycurgus. Sparta is a unique city state as it has no walls. Sparta's powerful army and warrior society eliminated the need for walls. We have all heard of Sparta and Sparta. A powerful city state of ancient Greece. The best warrior in the ancient world. The Spartans are brave, strong and skilled. They fight spears and shields, wear leather underwear, and have the best abs. But do you know that there are other people who live in the middle of the Spartans? A slave country whose only purpose is to serve their owners? They are Herracans, conquered and conquered Spartan slaves. No one knows exactly what the word "Helot" means. Some people say this is from a village called Helos conquered by angry Spartans. Others say that it simply means "slave" or "slave." Both statements may have the truth as one statement becomes another statement. As a group of people, the actual origin of Herakt is not so well known. They may have been conquered Mason during the Mason War of the 8th century BC. Perhaps they are even Achaeans or even Lacedaemonians

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader Murder is common in most cultural ancient cultures including Ancient Greece, Rome, India, China, and Japan. There are many forms of killing such as supernatural personality and troops sacrificed by children, which are said to have been done in ancient Carthage. However, many societies believe that child's sacrifice is morally unpleasant and does not consider infant murder as religious or spiritual. This practice is not very common, but still exists in areas of poverty and over-population, such as China and some of India. Back then and now girls are particularly vulnerable to sexual selective infant murder. In the ancient world, infant murder was a troublesome general act, but in Sparta, this practice was organized and managed by the state. All Spartan babies were taken to the inspector's committee to check physical defects and those who did not meet the criteria died forcefully. Ancient historian Plutarch said that these "born" Spartan babies were thrown into the abyss at the foot of the target, but most historians believe this as a myth now. If a Spartan baby is judged unsuitable as a soldier's future obligation, it may be abandoned on the hillside of a nearby hill. If left as it is, the child died in the exposure or was adopted by being rescued by a stranger. It begins in early childhood. When the Sparta baby was born, the soldiers came to the house and scrutinized it to judge its strength. The baby is immersed in wine, not water to see the reaction. If the baby is weak, the Spartans will expose it to the hillside or take it as a helot. In ancient culture, it is common to kill infants, but the Spartans are particularly annoying about their children. This is not just a matter of family, the state of the city determines the fate of the child. The nurse has primary care for the baby and does not love it. Other ancient civilizations such as Rome, Athens, Sparta, etc. carried out infant murder through exposure and execution as a form of phenotypic choice. In Sparta, newborn babies were examined by urban elder who determines the fate of the baby. If a child can be considered unable to live, it is usually exposed in Apothetae near Taygetus Hill. Infant testing includes immersing them in wine and exposing them to elements. For Sparta, this will ensure that only the strongest people can survive and receive treatment. Adolf Hitler regarded Sparta as the first "Folkish State" while admiring Sparta's selective infant murder policy despite believing that Spartan children were completely killed. And no exposure

I would like to answer all these questions in the Spartans' Spartans, where they came from, and their performance survey for Greece and the modern society. When I first met them at Homer's "Odyssey", we found Sparta heard "Helda of Sparta", he was "Troipari" and his enemies and his enemies " Senegal's Menelaus partner "In fact, since Helen and Paris fled together, the whole war broke out, the whole of Greece was dragged at the beginning and personal discord. Spartan - The top of Spartan society is Spartan citizen. The number of Sparta citizens is relatively small. Sparta citizens are those who can trace their ancestors to primitive people who formed the city of Sparta. With few exceptions, adoptively acting in battle can gain citizenship. Helot - Helots make up the bulk of the population. They are essentially Spartan slaves and serfs. They cultivate their own land, but you must pay half of their crops to the Spartans. Helots were beaten once a year and forced to wear clothes made of animal skins. A helicopter trying to get caught is generally killed The Spartans are much better than the Athens Army. They are using soldiers like Hercules or slaves as fighters called heavy infantry. They are soldiers who usually fight in a dense battle It is a new army attack mode invented by Spartan. The Spartans invented a unique defense and attack strategy like a plaza. A square matrix is ​​an attack strategy that soldiers create shielding and weapon walls to protect neighboring people. Then they use long distance weapons to attack the enemies, but sometimes they are forced to use hand - held weapons like swords and knives. The military weapons that the Spartans made are the sea otters, spears, xiphos, short swords, cops, curved swords, usually used like axes, shields, which are usually defensive, but to attack enemy shapes Also used. Because of the military and the safety of their glory, the Spartans have honor rules that heavy infantry fighters do not run the risk of destroying them.

According to Tyrtaeus and Xenophon 's "Spartan society and values", "in the face of blood and massacre" "He can not fight against the face of blood and slaughter against the enemy and fight with both hands, I can not prove to be a good man to war "The poet Tyrtaeus's" Sparta's Creed "was quoted above. There are two authors in reading this major resource including Tyrtaeus and Xenophon. They wrote "Spartan Laws and Habits". These two pieces of work provide much details to Sparta society. The main source of the Spartan army organization is Xenophon, which praises the Spartans. The Spartan Constitution provides a detailed overview of Sparta's state and society in the early 4th century BC. Other authors, especially Thucydides, also provide information, but not necessarily as reliable as Xenophon's direct account. People know little about the initial organization and many people are tolerant of this speculation. The earliest form of social and military organization (the 7th century BC) appears to be three tribes (gate: Pamphyloi, Hylleis, Dymanes) that appeared in the second Messen War (685 - 668 BC) It was. The other category is "tribe", which records 27 or 9 for each tribe. After all, the system has been replaced with five territories, ie, a village ("village"). And it provided an approximate location. 1000 per person For more than 2000, the world has avoided strict self discipline of Sparta civilization. It is not another major achievement of this ancient Greek society. Sparta's poet Tilthaus once said: "When you stand up, the warriors, from each other's point, our feet are wide and rooted like oak trees on the ground." His words spurred Sparta for the Peloponnese, Peninsular, Greece and the whole society. Sparta made a great contribution not only to the field of military strategy but also to equality of women and governance. Its uniqueness makes the neighbor unfriendly, unfortunately toppling Sparta. This can be seen as a lesson that the rulers must accept diversity rather than dislike diversity.

Overview I. Introduction In today's society, the term "warrior" is broadly used, but sometimes it is also used in relation to athletes training for specific events. By the 4th century BC, the culture designed by Sparta was only used to train warrior culture, warrior culture. The problem in designing the warrior's culture is not the ability of the team to fight, it is an artistic heritage that is lost in the battle culture life. II. Body Historical Background Before the Messianian War b. After the end of the Messen War Summary: Sparta warriors are research papers on the ancient samurai culture of Sparta that rose to build power in the Greek peninsula. In this article I will explain in detail the warrior's culture, training, cultural negligence, and issues leading to a comprehensive warrior society. JPK In today's society, the term "warrior" is widely used, but sometimes it is also used for athlete training for specific events. By the 5th century BC, Sparta designed culture and warrior culture that was only used to train soldiers. The problem of designing warrior culture is that the lack of artistic and cultural heritage was lost in the battle culture life, not the ability of the team to fight. Sparta warriors have been inspired by many things in history. There are even Spartans, even names for the admiration of Laconofria. Their behavior in Thermopylae 's battle is in modern culture, probably the most famous last place in history. About 300 ways of Spartans (and 700 Thespiae, which is often overlooked) about how to fight Thermopylae's large Persian army (2 million according to Herodotus, which can be presumed by contemporary estimates) 70,000 to 300,000 paths The story has been passed countless times. The modern interpretation of the Spartans usually flushes some of the more cruel intuition in white and draws them as a savior of Western culture. If Greek culture is the basis of Western culture, this type of respect is not worthless at all, if applied to them along with other Greek countries. Some of the most immortal people in history are Spartans. It is a warrior's culture, but most people admire Sparta's heritage. It is not because of their fighting power or influence on modern society, because they are one of the few cultures that is completely afraid. Although their strategic genius and machine mastery are not historical legends, this certainly plays a role. These legends are because they accepted the fact that their fears were mastered and their lives were forfeited. They are regarded as beautiful deaths and die on the battlefield with fearless and skilled people rather than them. They know that time is short, they just want to give up on their favorite life.

During the Peloponnese War, Sparta could rule Athens and win the war. At the end of the war, Athens became confused and Sparta weakened. Athens is politically, economically and militarily influenced, but Sparta is only slightly politically and militarily affected. However, because Sparta does not know foreigners, the outcome of the war will be worse than the war itself. In 431 BC, the Peloponnesos war began a tragic war. War broke out between Greece, Sparta and Athens. For 27 years, the Peloponnesos war between Athens and Sparta of ancient Greece changed forever the landscape of the ancient world. Thought to be one of the first major wars in the world, the Athenians and the Spartans carried out a bloody and terrible war for freedom. After the first series of battles, in the midst of sadness and loss, the Athenian leader Pellicle confronted his compatriots and took his famous funeral speech to commemorate the immortality of Athens' life loss Announced. Among his fallen fellows, the great pellicle said: "Because the heroes use the whole earth as their tombs, and on the land far from themselves, the pillars with the inscription declare it Each breast has it, a tablet record.Please protect it except the heart.They are your role model, judge that happiness is the result of freedom, courage and freedom, and We will never reduce the danger of war. " Traditionally, ancient Greece was a gathering of urban states full of fierce independence. After the Peloponnesus War (431 - 404 BC), Greece was under the hegemony of Sparta, Sparta was outstanding among this hegemony, but he was not full power. After the battle of Leuctra (371 BC), the hegemony of Sparta was handed over to Theban, but after the battle of Mantiana (362 BC) all regions of Greece weakened and every country is dominant I could not claim to be. . In relation to this, the superiority of Macedonia began under the rule of Philip II. Macedonia is in the suburbs of the Greek world and claims that its royal family is Greek, but the Macedonians themselves are considered semi-savages by other Greeks. However, in Macedonia there is a relatively powerful and centralized government that directly controls wide areas compared to most Greek countries. Sparta is an ancient Greek militaristic society and became powerful after breaking the rival Athens in the Peloponnesos war. The heart of Sparta culture is to meet the military needs of urban nation. On the other hand, the land law was developed and written by Lycurgus which established this military social reform. - Leonidas was born between 530 and 500 BC and is one of the sons of King Sparta Anak Sandridas. Since he was a child, he has received training to become a warrior of Hoplite. Hoplite Warriors are soldiers / citizens who carry round shields, spears and iron daggers. And this is his first intention. (Leonidas, History, A & E) All children born in Sparta are military trained at the age of seven.

There is no wonderful love story of Athens between men and women. Except pellicle and his wife. What is the number of women in Athens? I know three people. In Sparta? Dozens ... There are people for you, Lysistrata 's Lampido is a sister of King Azis in the real world. Women are not second-rate men A woman in Athens did not dare tell me exactly how you dared to keep us alive without you. The Athenians did not fight war to allow his woman to obey him. Women in Athens won the tank race at the Olympic Games According to instructions of each section, women of Athens and Sparta of ancient Greece are very different from each other. It turns out that the education of women in Sparta is almost the same as that of men's education. Instead, women in Athens were asked to study housework. In addition, women in Athens are married since childhood, the process of rituals is complicated, but Sparta women enjoy more rights before and after marriage. Women in Athens assessed the appearance; in any case, the natural beauty of Sparta women is more attractive than artificial materials. In addition, Sparta women have more rights in terms of public participation, family and property rights than Athens women. Compared to the current women, Sparta's city state can be thought of as evaluating women by granting a lot of rights equal to men. The society of Sparta and Athens is very different in many ways. But at the same time, these two have a common function. There is a difference between the two. And what they share is the reason for unifying them to Greek city states. Sparta and Athenes share similarities and differences in government systems, militarist focus, judgment, and women's views. In addition, the social gatherings of Athenians and Spartans have affinity and contrast. Denmark's Copenhagen - Athens lecturer Demosthenes in Athens in the 4th century BC Demosthenes commented that the difference between Athenian democracy and Sparta's oligarchy is that Athens praises the Spartan Constitution and that in Sparta you can criticize the Athenians Other comments We are praising that prohibition is prohibited. This touchstone also applies to democracy after more than 2000 years. But for true liberal democracy it is equally important that nobody, especially public institutions, can decide the truth of political and public debate.

Steven Prafields: The foundation of Fire Gate is a true story about 300 brave warrior Sparta in the narrow corridor in Thermopyre, Greece, in 480 BC. How have people intercepted over a million Persian infantry units on a narrow road guided by their Leonidas king and 700 Aspen allies. The 7-day Sparta Warrior is a dedicated soldier who is well-trained, physically and mentally strict in their country and lifestyle. One day, 300 Sparta left the family and left the family. I chose the name of Spartan Woman as my husband and I are fans of the movie "300" (based on Steven Pressfield's book "Gates of Fire"). She has elegance, beauty, confidence and courage. According to Pressfield, Sparta women are the source of strength and soul behind Sparta society. Although their sharp wisdom, honesty, and sportiness are sometimes despised, they are often admired from the rest of the Greek world. No, this blog, like a real show, is not about sensational and dramatic drama and military personnel's spouse conflict. Soldiers are not opposed to their rating officials and rogues; it is not as terrible as Hollywood wants us to believe. I can not guarantee that all your stories end in happiness, but it will not be a man of tears. This is about real, inspirational people who lead the real life and complete it Behind the scenes of the 300 Sparta Warriors' Museum written by Stephen Pressfield was the last few days, they were held in Thermopole in 480 BC. Battle of 7 days When I tried to enter the Marine after the September 11 terrorist attack, I read this sentence and imagined Leonidas talking to his officers. And it led to the rapid formation of a sense that it would be my professional warrior. What is a typical definition. Like many other people who serve and serve in the armies of today, it has brought about the careful study and acquisition of tactical science, the pursuit of strategic art, and the history of armed conflict. This sentence will drive me to acquire mental and physical abilities to win the fight. Nothing is as important as sticking to a single standard. Steven Pressfield, the best-selling writer of Gates of Fire, is critically acknowledged as "Epic of People and War" by critics. He is a prolific writer who published eight books including the murder of recently released Rommel in a desert in North Africa, but also as a veteran of a Marine Corps, although it is not old. Press field: I am somewhere along the way. I have been a script writer for many years; in that field almost everything must be outlined before starting with the structure being very important. But in the novel, I would be very satisfied if I knew where I am going, the climax and that there is a big beat in the process. David Ryan once said that feature films usually consist of seven or eight movements. I like that. Before I started I tried to know what these parts are, but as I leave enough room for the character to be everywhere, as the story finds and defines itself I want to. Like the bartender said, "Please surprise me."

As one of our most provocative military historians, Victor Davis Hansen experienced a painstaking study of the war from the classical to the 21st century and a breakthrough story. Right now, he aligns the ancient confrontation with our most pressing contemporary problem, creating his most fascinating work, an unparalleled war. Between the generation, bloody confrontation between Athens and Greek city states of Sparta brought the collapse of Athens and the end of the golden era. Thucydides wrote the standard history of the Peloponnese war, a history that provides readers a vivid and authoritative story. But Mr. Hansen said that the political background at the time, the strategic thinking of combatants, the pain of the battle of various theaters, and how they correspond to the current important insights, in full chronological order To the reader. Hansen takes up the battle between Athens and Sparta, both on land and at sea, in cities and villages, explaining in detail the target assassination, torture and terrorism from their daily lives and sieges. The use of tactics He also evaluated the important role played by fighter planes like artists such as pellicle and lysander including Aristophanes and artists, and thinkers like Sophocle and Plato. An intense analysis of Hansen's events and personality causes many thought-provoking questions: Athens and Sparta are like the United States and Russia, and are the two superpowers fighting death? Was the Peloponnesus War answered in an endless and frustrating conflict in Vietnam, Northern Ireland, the Middle East? Or it is like a "red nation - a blue country" that split between the American own civil war, a cruel crack, a glorious social structure, and even this century liberals and conservatives. Cultural war to rule military policy? Hansen boldly turned the facts into reality and revealed an amazing way to convey the past's present. Great research, dynamic writing, no war are like other histories of this important war The Peloponnese War (431 - 404 BC) was the ancient Greek war of the Peloponnese War led by Athens and Sparta. Thucydides says the war has begun. Because the Spartans were afraid of further growth of the forces of Athens because they placed most of Heras under the control of Athens. The two main characters from the other side, Lysander and Alcibiades, had the most influential influence at the end of the war. Lysander was appointed Spartan navarch of the Aegean Sea The Peloponnesos war (431-404 BC) took place between the Lenin led led by Athens and the Peloponnesos alliance governed by Sparta. Whatever the cause of the war in the near future, it is essentially the best confrontation between Athens and Sparta in Greece. War (or war, because it is usually divided into three periods) is largely stalemate, sometimes there is activity. In terms of tactics, the Peloponnesos war represents a stagnant situation, but during the war there are various innovative strategic elements in the Greek war. In the 27 years, the Peloponnesos war between Athens and Sparta of ancient Greece changed forever the landscape of the ancient world. Thought to be one of the first major wars in the world, Athens and Sparta carried out a bloody and horrible war for freedom. After the first series of battle in the midst of grief and loss, Athens leader Pellicle faced his fellowman and announced his famous funeral speech to commemorate the lost Athenian life Did. Among his fallen fellows, the great pellicle said: "Because the heroes use the whole earth as their tombs, and in the land far from themselves, the pillars with the inscription declare it Each breast has it.The record of the tablet.Please protect it except the heart.They are your model and judge that happiness is the result of freedom, courage and freedom, and war We will never reduce the danger. "

Explain the role in the Sparta society and the importance of religion. Like many societies, Sparta's religion has a purpose. In Sparta, religion is very important to support the ideal of militarist utopia society, after the Mason War, the purpose of management is to create. "It is best for people who use chorus to respect God most spiritually to participate in war" (Socrates). Sparta 's elite military nation' s philosophy emphasizes the importance of religion in religious ways and religion, which influenced how it was integrated into national doctrine, and maintaining the social value of Sparta. Spartan - The top of Spartan society is Spartan citizen. The number of Sparta citizens is relatively small. Sparta citizens are those who can trace their ancestors to primitive people who formed the city of Sparta. With few exceptions, adoptively acting in battle can gain citizenship. Helot - Helots make up the bulk of the population. They are essentially Spartan slaves and serfs. They cultivate their own land, but you must pay half of their crops to the Spartans. Helots were beaten once a year and forced to wear clothes made of animal skins. A helicopter trying to get caught is generally killed The Spartans are located in the center of the Spartan people and their citizens are trained in a trained and honorable warrior society. In the adult 's early military exercises, the Spartans became one of the most feared troops in the Greek world. Peak of Sparta's power between the 6th and 4th centuries BC - Other Greeks generally believe that "Spartan deserves some people in any other state". According to Thucydides, the famous moment when Sparta surrendered near Pilos in 425 BC was very surprising. He wrote as follows.

Sparta 's march to the original fascist Sparta needs to maintain control over the subject supporting it. This is an important element in Sparta's education and the development of life. This is most clearly revealed in the UK tradition of announcing war every year; the challenge of bringing the greatest threat to Sparta and arresting this inner enemy is to demand a well-trained and skilled army Offers. . In most cases, the threat of external enemies is to hide the fig leaves of this internal enemy. Plato is not the last intellectual lost in Sparta's first fascism, but he is one of the oldest and most influential people. He should be better than Sparta because he dislikes the chaotic arbitrary nature of Athens' semi-democracy he is seeing (democracy based on slave labor, democracy limited to men - dislikes) ) I hate that. Plato wants an orderly world that people who want to sit there sit in a neat category. Plato incorrectly created the first distant peer framework when creating his utopian vision. Through the fight between the 20th century and fascism, people were able to truly understand Plato's vision, but after the war, the curtains of Carl Popper and its enemies, and the brave new world of Ardess Huxley The fearful nature of Plato's heritage, such as fictional fear, will be revealed The Peloponnesos war is a city state of Greece, the conflict between Athens and Sparta, since 431 BC, the heritage of Sparta, the Greek Empire era ended, the empire ended the war. Thucydides is considered a "primitive realist", one of the first realists in political science research in a more theoretical sense and founder of international relations. His research on the history of the Peloponnesus war brought an understanding of conflict and conflict. Sparta is an ancient Greek city state known for its militaristic lifestyle and strength of soldiers in battle. War is an important part of Spartan's life, but many other aspects have contributed to society as well. The origin of Sparta, unique government, slave, bold woman, and elite warrior, formed the legendary city state and decided its culture. About 650 BC, Sparta formed several small city states on Peloponnese, Peninsular of Laconia, and they merged. - Sparta and Athens: Two of the most famous city states in the Greek Empire - There are two most diverse views of life. Homer wrote a wonderful story about war soldiers who returned to war with these city states, but surrounded a single hero Odysseus. Odysseus fought bravely in the Trojan War, but countless challenges in his return to his country changed his path and delayed him for many years.

Unlike other Greek city countries, women are the backbone of Sparta's heritage and marriage dowry economy and they are indispensable in the Spartan society, as they rely on the performance of the main production of the Spartan warrior's sons It plays a role. Responsibility These major economic systems have influenced the distribution of wealth among Spartan citizens, especially the Spartan elite. In most other ancient Greek city states, the life of a Spartan woman is completely different from the life of a woman, because it depends on maintaining the social system of Sparta. Before this module started I noticed that women like Cleopatra and Sparta women played a leadership role. Sparta women are often seen as cruel. They have special responsibility to maintain the identity of Sparta. After all, they are what defines what Spartans are. They are very strong patriarchal devotion. It is widely recognized that a mother believes her son should return with a shield or shield from it. It is best that there is a son who passed away in the battle of glory. This is the best life they can have. Sparta women define masculinity, claim and enhance people's temperament. Cleopatra is the queen of Egypt. Egypt is a smaller kingdom than the Roman Empire. This led to the status of Cleopatra from his men. As she is a woman, I use informal powers to carry out that work. If she can not order, she will be tempted. Women mean good The Sparta method summarized under Lycurgus expresses the importance of Spartan infertility. Recognizing and nurturing children is considered to be the most important role for women in Sparta society. It is the same as Spartan army fighter. Sparta women are encouraged to produce many children, preferably men, to increase the military population of Sparta. They are proud to lay a brave warrior. But the coward 's son was the cause of sorrow, and the ancient writer Ariane claimed that women who passed away for the coward lamented this. By contrast, relatives of Spartans women heroically sacrificed in Leuctra's battle are said to be very happy walking around in public. Even Spartan 's mother is known for his work and practice in military operations. It is said that women of Spartan sent their sons to war and reminded them. "Bring your shield back." If Sparta's soldiers died in the fight, he is considered to have fulfilled the duty of the citizen. Indeed, in law, only two kinds of people can engrave their name on a tombstone. A man who fell during a battle with a woman who died at birth

Simply put, ancient Greece has multiculturalism and does not bring justice to a truly rich or contrasting society that has developed in a classic city state. The Spartans are one of the most prosperous civilizations of ancient times. Sparta has different customs, beliefs and traditions than other Greek city states. These unusual ways and philosophy greatly influence the lifestyle from the birth of a Spartan citizen to death. Sparta's culture is a fairly militaristic culture, with emphasis on lifelong dedicated training as Sparta soldiers. After the victory of the exhausted Peloponnesos war (from 460 BC to 404 BC), the Spartan army ruled Greece. Their personal warrior and group tactics are not seen as very perfect on the battlefield. These ancient warrior lifestyles are even words in English, meaning strict discipline and rigor, simplicity, frugality or rigor. Sparta also means brave and fearless. The choice of Sparta warrior began before they were born. Sparta encourages the athlete to complete the game and receive a highly respected winner. They marry the strongest girl and the fastest girls will serve the fastest boys to the best fighters. Notoriously, Spartan 's elders looked at the newborn baby and discovered that any incomplete baby judged to be slight or distorted was thrown out of the cliff. The cliff is a break of Taygetos mountain, it is called euphemically "deposit" After this victory, Thebans first took their power base at Boeotia and marched at Sparta. The Spartans were unable to resist aggression because many former Spartan allies joined the Taban. Thebans entered Messinia and released it from Sparta; this was a fatal blow to Sparta as Messinia offered most of the support for the Spartan warrior society. These events permanently lowered the power and reputation of Sparta and replaced Sparta's hegemony with Tean. But Theban's supremacy will be short lived.

The civilization of Sparta and Athens collided from 431 BC to 404 BC. (Bunson 195). Bloody battle and fighting occurred for 27 years with allies associated with these people. The first decade of the war was a fight called Ajidamia War after King Sparta Alkdemas II, Peace of Nicaea in 421 BC, and unstable peace in the next 8 years. The fight was followed by the Ionian War (Bunson 1277). These two civilizations are not the same, but some of their warfare techniques must be similar to those fought for so long. This reflects the comparison of the famous political and cultural elements of the Polar of Athens and Sparta, and the battle of the Athens Army 490 BC and 300 heavy infantry Spartans in the fight of Thermopura in 480 BC. The two most famous Greek poles Athens and Sparta culture was first shown in the Athens marathon against the Persian Empire in 490 BC, not the Athens social stratum. They seem to have different definitions of justice and equality. In their reform, Solon is like a neutralist, while Lycurz is trying to achieve equality. Both solve inequality in cities, but their reforms and strategies are completely different, but there is one sure thing. In the meantime, Athens and Sparta have been completely changed. First of all In 460 BC, the earthquake struck Sparta, and as some of the Spartans were killed, the Spartans slaves grabbed the opportunity to resist. Desperate, Sparta turned to Athens for help. Athenians, known as Simon, led Athens troops to help Sparta, but when they arrived, Spartans thought again and let Simon and Athens army return home. Perhaps Sparta is afraid that these Athenians will spread democratic ideas. Because Sparta does not like this new governance method. The Athenians were insulted and Simon was rejected by Athenian advice named pellicle. During the uprising, Athens sent troops to help Sparta stop the rebellion. The Spartans sent packages of Athens. They do not want to spread the value of Athens in the crowd of Sparta, especially in the population. Today, the Spartans are depicted as a culture that loves freedom - even if they only respect freedom. In fact, their behavior and ideas are consistent with government and law. This is not to say that the Spartans do not enjoy a certain degree of freedom. Their women enjoy the greatest freedom in ancient Greek culture and are encouraged to read, write, own their own land, talk politically and do sports. The upper part of the soldier who survived the battle and gained rank and power won honor and won the hands of freedom.

After all, Helots occupied the majority of Sparta's population and was allowed because it made the army a stronger force (Park). With professionally trained Spartan citizens and numerous slaves, the Spartans became recognized units. Like most of the armies in this period, the Army's Spartans consisted of the same tactics or squares; from the 7th to the 4th century, this kind of land war dominated Greece. (Side Bottom) The most famous and intense warrior in ancient Greece was Spartan. The Spartans are a warrior's society. Since he was a child, everyone was trained to become a soldier. Each soldier is trained with a strict training camp. The Spartans are expected to train and fight as soldiers till the age of 60. Lifetime intimacy and ongoing training of the Spartan military society have made soldiers the best heavy fighter in Greece. The Spartans army is known for its discipline and organization, and it is often that a Spartan enemy exists and adversaries frequently admit failure before joining the battle. In the battle, the untrained army immediately burst, and ran away from the Spartans. It is rare for the Spartans to be ridiculous, and King Rheomidas and his 300 Spartans have rarely been murdered. The Spartans' army is located in the center of the Sparta state, and its citizens are trained in a trained and honorable warrior society. In the adult 's early military exercises, the Spartans became one of the most feared troops in the Greek world. Peak of Sparta's power between the 6th and 4th centuries BC - Other Greeks generally believe that "Spartan deserves some people in any other state". According to Thucydides, the famous moment when Sparta surrendered near Pilos in 425 BC was very surprising. He wrote as follows.

Spartan Race ™ is a world famous obstacle course. Named after the Greek Samurai tribe, the title "Sparta" reminds me of the elite warrior's vision not doing anything to achieve victory. The ad itself has no text. They attract the original impulse and desire greatness and transcendence. Participants do not know exactly the duration or expectation of the game. There is a guarantee of secret charm and sense of accomplishment. By portraying a dangerous obstacle and a competitor experiencing many miles of adversities, Spartan RaceTM test their toughness and challenge athletes to see if they have the ability to be called Sparta To do. Sparta's competition is an obstacle course, its popularity has risen sharply in recent years. Sparta's sprint is one mile and there are about 20 obstacles thrown from the spear to the climbing wall. Last year I did Spartan Sprint Citifield. Spartan Races are a lot of fun and a wonderful way to stimulate you. You can do it with your friends. This makes preparation and real competition more interesting. This is a Spartan Sprint free training program that you can browse and register for future competitions on the Spartan website. This is the sixth year Spartan Race came to participate in Atlanta 's unique obstacle course. The Spartan event of the first George Dynasty in 2011 was completely different from the Spartan car we saw last weekend. There is no longer a need to fight Spartan fighters to cross the goal line, but Spartan seems to have improved a lot through better structures and more difficult obstacles. Driving to the venue later than usual, I was surprised that there was not a long parking lot. Let's pay the parking space fee and quickly and easily go out for country music sounds (what you are looking for: all of you in the south). A clearly marked tent makes it easy to know where the first competitor should go. JJ participated in many spartan events. A few years ago, his father was in a relief period and experienced a series of difficult obstacles. Sparta is a wonderful organization that develops obstacle races across the country. JJ was previously active in Citifield, Florida, Ohio, and the United States of New York. I lived in Massachusetts since January 2014. Since 2013, I am Sparta's racing driver and I played my first game in Mexico. When I moved here I kept pursuing the goal of Sparta's competition naturally. This encouraged me to enter Spartan Agoge in 2016, and I was fortunate to be able to participate more in these (Spartan Endurance) events in 2017. If you understand the Spartan Endurance activity (including hurricanes), hurricane 12 hours, hurricane 24 hours, Agoge) you will find that you call Spartan executives, drilling instructors, or Krypteia mainly from military background . I realize that myself is the only non-military (and non-American) in a room filled with flexibility, tenacity, intelligence, and tenacity. I learned a lot from them.

Persian religion is a very monotheistic - Zoroastrianism is the doctrine of the prophet Zoroastrianism, the world is a struggle between good and evil. Unlike the Greeks, Persians avoided animal sacrifice. Empire has religious freedom Greek culture was initially strongly influenced by Egypt and other oriental civilizations, but these changes have been the foundation of Roman and Western culture until today. Many of the ancient Greeks are major Olympic gods and goddesses (Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, Apollo, Artemis, Aphrodite, Ares, Dionysus, Hephaestos, Athena, Hermes, Demeter, Hestia and Hera) Prior to the emergence of Alexander the Great, classical Greece consisted of divided small city states, but there was a difference. This is in stark contrast to the eastern Persian empire, which has central governance. This is why the exaggerated Persians got angry though they could not conquer Greece in 490 BC. Among the many city states - Delphi, Thebe, Athens, Corinth, Olympia, Sparta - the two most popular cities are Athens and Sparta, which are at the forefront of most of the classical era. Ironically, you will find out later that these two powers are also the reason for the demise of Greek golden age. The origin of the Peloponnesos war is that Greece has defeated the Persian Empire. Under the guidance of Sparta and Athens, the Greeks united to defeat the most powerful empire in Persia, Asia. After the Persian War Greeks could not maintain unity. Cultural and ethnic differences stand out the world of Greece. The first loyalty of people is often the state or provincial city of their city. There is a clear "Greek" meaning and a common cultural heritage, but it does not exceed the local loyalty. This Greek concept is not enough to overcome the deep differences in the Greek world. After Persians left, the Greeks began to discuss each other soon. Sparta is a very conservative society, after the invasions have been repelled, they chose to withdraw from the war with Persia. Athens continues the fight with Persia, formed the Derry Union

In Greece's classic era, two powerful city states emerged, each of which was governed by a different system. Athens is operated by democracy, and Sparta is a military state dominated by the oligarchy regime. Democracy in Athens is better for people. Everyone has a say in the government, so everyone is included in the state and is dominated by many people. In Sparta, the country is ruled by a few kings and British people with absolute power. Athens has spent a lot of time to make Athens leave cultural heritage at all times, but there is little cultural heritage left in Sparta because there is no need to build luxurious buildings. Athens and Sparta In ancient Greece the government had mainly two forms, democracy and oligarchy. The city state of Athens and Sparta is the best representative of democracy and oligarchicism. The focus of the era is military power, but the Athenians are more interested in comfort and culture. For the war attitude as a major task to compare and compare the prominent political and cultural elements of the Polar of Athens and Spartans, and how the Athens Army reflects this in the marathon campaign 490 BC It was Sparta's oligarch regime. Heavy infantry of 300 Spartan at the fight of Thermopyla in 480 BC. The two most famous Greek poles Athens and Sparta culture was first shown in the battle of Athens against the Persian Empire in the marathon of 490 B.C. including Athens. The Athenians repeatedly changed the government. They began democracy, they had tyranny, they had aristocrats, they had an oligarchy, they had a monarchy. Sauron is a person who removes oligarchy. Oligocency is an era when a small number of wealthy and upscale people rule the government. The Athenians turned around In ancient Greece. Authorities have two main meanings. Democracy and oligarchy. The city state of Athens and Sparta is the best representative of democracy and oligarchicism. It is unique. The focus of the era is military strength. The Athenians are more interested in comfort and civilization. Spartan's oligarchist group positions war attitude as a top priority, which is consistent with the requirements of ancient Greece. These factors give Sparta the ability to lead Greek philosopher Aristotle divided the ancient Greek government into monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny, tyranny and democracy, and most historians still use these same categories. The monarchy means that the king or the queen (or the king of two Spartans) dominated the city. Oligocency is when a wealthy committee inherits power from its parents. (Oldom rule means "control of a few people." It is tyranny when one of tyranny takes control of power and illegal control.The democracy is that people choose a representative or use a lottery system It is time to choose.

In the article of ancient Greece, we introduce the golden age of 500-350 BC. It tells what the Greeks did, the people they worship, and other important things. The Greeks are best known for their gods and stories about them. The story explains the change of things. For example, there is a controversy between God and the giant before the Earth was built. God killed the giant, and a part of the giant turned to the earth. His teeth turned into rocks and his hair became grass. First, since "ancient Greece" is geographical rather than entity, it is not possible to compare "ancient Greece" and "ancient Rome". What I call "ancient Greece" is the land itself of Greek we know now, but that was a long time ago. This is because Greek city states living in this land collapse and are constantly fighting each other. They have no unit at all! Occasionally, like the Delhi alliance and the Corinthian alliance, we build loosely integrated alliances, they follow the same interests and offer military and economic aid to each other. In most cases, the alliance is led by superpowers that are forcing other countries to participate in the threat sabotage. So it is not completely unified. For comparison, it is necessary to show completely different city conditions. When asking where you came from ancient Greece, Greece was not the country at that time, so they will not say that they came from Greece. It is not Greece. However, there are Athens, Sparta, Corinth, Megara, and hundreds of Greek city states, each with its own personality and way. So they would say they came from Athens, Sparta, Corinth, or Argos. The Greeks are very proud of their city state. Ancient Greece revealed the concept of democracy and thought in the fields of science and art. Ancient Greece was not a country, on the contrary, an independent city state existed; these nations had their own government and military. Sparta and Athens are the most powerful countries in ancient Greece; they are also the biggest competitors of each other. The land around the city state was barren, so both of them had problems for their people. As a result, they began to conquer the country with adequate food supply, and in return, the conquered land would be protected by the invading army.

The change that Greece brought to Greece during the First World War had a major impact on many European countries. As postwar influences, there are the population of the country, economy, politics, and geography. Usually, when the war is over, there are winners and losers. One celebrates victory, the other trying to overcome the failure. Sometimes the winners look at their enemies as weak periods as opportunities to regain their legal shares. In the early 19th century, Greece was fighting against the winning team (Greece - history). From the independence war to the present Greek politics and society. The emergence and development of the Greek state, Greece in World War, Civil war and postwar politics, military dictatorship, transition to democracy, recent developments. There is no previous Greek research hypothesis. Offer: Cooperated with HSTEU 364. In the framework of cultural research theory, explore Brazilian, Portuguese, African, Asian and European culture. Please follow an interdisciplinary approach to get inspiration from reading, audio files (broadcast), movies, documentaries, history, literature, arts and performance, anthropology etc. Focus on selected cultural aspects and countries. Teach English Provided by PORT 365, SP One of the most important wars in the ancient world was the Peloponnesos war (431 - 404 BC). Conflict is a longstanding war between Athens and Sparta and their respective allies. It shocked Greece and changed the direction of the classical world. It can be said that the war ended the Golden Age of Athenian culture and weakened the Greek world forever. The origin of this confrontation is complex. The ultimate origin of the war was the fear of Sparta increasing the forces of the Athenian Empire. After the Persian War, the two major powers could not reach an agreement in the range of their respective influence. This discrepancy leads to friction, eventually leading to a complete war. In addition, Athens and its ambitions made Greece unstable. Society of completely different Athens and Sparta is also an important element in the occurrence of war, and there is also an ideological aspect. The Peloponnesos war restructured the world of ancient Greece. At the level of international relations, Athens was the most powerful city state in Greece before the start of the war, it became almost perfect obedience, and Sparta became the dominant power of Greece. The whole Greek economy felt the economic cost of war, poverty spread on the Peloponnese, penalty, Athens was completely destroyed and never regained prosperity before the war. War also brought subtle changes to the Greek society; confrontation between democratic Athens and oligarch Sparta, each of which supports friendly political factions of other countries, is a frequent civil war in the Greek world I will let you.

Athens format problems There are three interesting places in Athens, such as the Olympión, the Roman Market and the Hadrian's Library. , These three places are close to each other as examples of vibrant, changing, and widespread history of the city of Athens. The architectural style is also blessed with the times of various arts and cultures. The history of Athens is the oldest history in any city in Europe. Athens has lived for at least 3,000 years. Athens became the major city of ancient Greece in the 1st century BC. Its cultural achievements in the 5th century established the foundation of Western civilization. Athens is located in Attica, barren, rocky land. According to Greek mythology, after the goddess Athena defeated Poseidon who becomes a city guardian, the city was named Athens. The city of Athens was established as Wang Teresa to combine several villages of Attica The city of Athens and its Attica region are cultural and economic forces. Athens is the birthplace of many basic aspects of Western civilization, including ethical philosophy and theater. The parthenon temple and its goddess Athena's iconic temples are the cornerstone of Western architecture. However, as democracy was born here, it is the political field that contemporary civilization mostly contributes to Athens. The open culture of the democratic government and Athens is in sharp contrast to the government and society of its main rival Sparta. Sparta is a warrior society composed of intense and often incomparable soldiers, and only warriors participate in political life. Sparta's female's reputation is as violent as that of men, and quarantine and isolation of other Greek polar regions are quite different. Sparta is an empire that conquers many of the neighboring countries of Peloponnese and turns their population into a kind of virtual slave called "assistant". It includes many different city states; two of the city states are Sparta and Athens. The values ​​of Sparta and Athene range from politics to society. Sparta is focusing on military, discipline and a strong country. Athens is peaceful democracy and women are open to culture and democracy. How is the state of these two cities different? Sparta and Athens are formed in two different ways. Sparta was originally a small village in the southwestern part of Peloponnese.

After the Persian War ended, Athens and Sparta made tremendous changes. Thanks to the success of Athens' victory, they gave them the confidence that they became a new and improved civilization. On the other hand, Spartans encountered difficulties after the war. They encountered major fiscal problems and lost most of their content in the war. The Spartans got angry when they heard about Athens' achievement. With their fur, they decided to invade Athena and try to regain power. The battle continued for 27 years, then Athens eventually defeated by the Spartans. In the end of the 5th century BC Euripides wrote his play in Iphigenia during his Athenian city was not so heroic. For Greek rival Sparta city unstoppable solar eclipse. Like all the Athenian tragedies, Euripides uses the traditional story of his people to think about contemporary issues - in this case war, heroes and glory. In his play, his Iphigenia was aloud, and his Iphigenia did not want to die, at least in the beginning. What is Peloponnesus War? Today we call it a war of Peloponnesus - a historian calls it the second Peloponnesus war (this is the theme of Thucydides' life and work, and of decisive events in his life ) - Yes 27 years conflict between two prominent city states of ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta. This is a long war from 431 BC to 404 BC, a very destructive war. It ended with a victory over Sparta to Athens, but Thucydides claimed that Athens ultimately lost its "polarization" of war democracy through civil warfare rather than its hostile behavior. It affected foreign policy of the country. For unknown reasons Thucydides 'own work was suddenly interrupted seven years before the end of the war in 411 BC - but as I pointed out, he diagnosed the cause of Athens' failure. In the majority of Socrates' s lifetime, Greek city states, including the 16 - year - old Peloponnesos war, fought each other. He lived in front of the Internet, but most people had never traveled beyond a few miles away from their hometown (except warfare). But he considers himself a world citizen Please compare and compare the democratic fate analysis of Athens during the war by Thucydides and Socrates, why Athenian participated in the war, and how and why they failed. The Peloponnesos war was the turning point of Athens' hegemony of ancient Greece. It took place in 431 BC. Between the Delian Alliance led by Athens and the Peloponnesian Alliance led by Sparta. According to Thucydides, the hegemonic position of Athens and pursuit of overwhelming power enabled the war between Peloponnesus and Athens.

With the support of the assembly, Potidaea rebelled against Athens. With this, Athens attacked Macedonia. At the same time, Collins made an alliance with Halkidis and Bottty Aia and formed 2,000 troops to protect Potida. Their troops were defeated by Athens, Athens continued to besie Botida, this incident lasted more than two years, killed a lot of people and put a big economic burden on Athens. The siege of Potidaea played a major part in the outbreak of the war, which may be that the command to Athens Megara could not avoid the war. During the second century of life, the Athenian democracy voted against the democratic constitution twice (twice at the end of the Peloponnesos war from 431 BC to 404 BC), establishing the first 400 people The man who did (411 BC) and the second Spartan 30 tyrant's bondage system (404 BC). Both of these votes were done under operation and pressure, but democracy recovered in less than a year in either case. Reform following the rebellion of democracy after thirty tyrants were overturned removed the majority of the legislative power from the General Assembly and put it in a randomly chosen jury called "nomothetai". After Greece was reunified by Macedonian King Philip II (359 - 336 BC) and later Alexander (336 - 323 BC), Athens once again restored the democratic constitution, but it was politically Helenaise It was done. The empire is hidden. Finally, after the Romans conquered Greece in 146 BC, Athens was restricted to the problems of local governments. In Sparta, Ares is considered a model soldier. His resilience, strength, and military information are unparalleled. Ancient statues representing the gods in the chain show that the military spirit and victory are preserved in the city of Sparta. The Spartans admire him, and it shows the cultural differences between them and other Greeks, especially the Athenians (see Perobonesia war). Ares occasionally received military sacrifices from war, but God had only formal temples and cults in several places. But in Sparta, before the ceremonial battle with Phibaaeum, each youth company sacrificed puppies to Enyalios. Enyalios dog's chthonic night sacrifice assimilates with Ares's worship

The intertwined Athens economy and military, and the Derian alliance, the informal Athens Empire was born. In the second half of the 5th century BC, as historian Chris Butler said, Athens became "imperial democracy" by hegemonicizing its empire. Due to excessive control of Athens against the Derian Alliance, some cities tried to end the relationship with the alliance. But all the revolution was quickly suppressed by Athens. The most remarkable of these is the Tasai rebellion when the citizens of Thasos saw their interests threatened by the Athenian colonization near their cities. History began with ur and Babylon, continuing in cities like New York City, and witnessing the rise and fall of many powerful cities. Two of them, the ancient Athens and the ancient Rome, stand out from the world around them and the future civilization due to their culture, politics and influence. These advantages qualify them to become the cities of the world, and they eventually lose power, but their legacy still exists. - Sparta's Fall Condition Assumption: Since Sparta did not allow fighters to fight in battle, the beginning of Sparta collapsed at the beginning of BC 100 years, Dorian invaded Greece from the north. In the age of blackness, Durian went south and caught the inhabitants of the land they passed through as an aid. At the beginning of the dark era, Laconia had many Dorian settlements, each of which was thought to have its own population. Among the many city states - Delphi, Thebe, Athens, Corinth, Olympia, Sparta - the two most popular cities are Athens and Sparta, which are at the forefront of most of the classical era. Ironically, you will find out later that these two powers are also the reason for the demise of Greek golden age. The great countries of Athens and Sparta dominated the classical Greek world in the 5th century BC. Through the Derry Union, Athens was able to turn panic Greek sentiment and fear of Persia's threat into a powerful empire, and this collision between Sparta and Athens ultimately led to the outbreak of the Peloponnese War. It is part of the classical era. The history of Greece, from the death of Alexander the Great to the Roman Empire, and to the Egyptian conquest of 30 BC, was called the Hellenistic era. The name is derived from Greek Hellenistes ("Greek") and represents the conquest of Alexander and the spread of Greek culture in the non-Greek world after the advent of his heir.

Man is a wonderful creature. From the first day, our history has shown spectacular and shameful events. Throughout the historical process, we saw war and peace. War is more than peace, but focus does not change. As a human being, we completed breakthroughs of many wonderful knowledge, but we also did very stupid things. Surprisingly, such wise and clever creatures can separate, isolate, discriminate, inhumanize and be enslaved members of their own human race. The world we speak exists because of gender issues. Lysistrata has various controversial gender issues. The show began with a hero as a powerful independent woman. The beginning of the play focuses on the resentment and anger of the town's Lysistrata women. She considers her gender is weak and ignorant, and at the beginning of the game she is shocked by the fact that she is a woman. But Lysistrata proved our other side. She organized and united women in neighboring towns. Master plan to end the Peloponnesus war Lysistrata - Lysistrata is a woman in Athens who is tired of the war in Athens and the treatment of women. Lysistrata collects women from Sparta and Athens to solve these social diseases and finds success and strength in her pursuit. Lysistrata is the most feminine of women from Athens or Sparta, and her masculinity helps her respect men. Lampito - Lampito is a representative of women in Sparta. Lampito is a large and cleverly made woman, and an American audience may think of Appalachia 's strong accent (According to Arrowsmith' s translation, Sparta is equivalent to Greece 's hard South). Lampito takes a Spartan woman to Lysistrata's plan Lysistrata will organize all women's conferences in Greece and will discuss plans to conclude the Peloponnesos war. When Lysistrata was waiting for Sparta, Thebes and women in other areas met her, she cursed the weakness of the woman. The Lysistrata program calls for women to refuse sexual relations with their husbands until signing a peace treaty. Lysistrata also cooperated with an older lady in Athens (an older female choir) and planned to catch the Acropolis in the second half of the day. Women from different regions eventually gathered and Lysistrata persuaded them to swear to refuse sex with their husbands until the parties signed the Peace Treaty. To celebrate the oath, when a woman sacrificed a bottle of wine to God, they heard an old lady who conveys the voice of the Acropolis, the fortress of the Athens Treasury.

Helen of Troy is a beautiful woman, she steals a man's heart and regards himself a royal family. In the past, she was a strong idol, so she began a big war for her. It was due to the abduction of Helen that the Trojan War broke out and occupied a historical place. Her influence and personality are still echoing in these modern times, and I will never quit feeling in the minds of people. In "To Helen", the speaker of Poe had a very personal opinion about her with "Helen" and the lecturer of Doolittle told the hatred of Greek Helen. Helen in Troy In the myth of Greece, Helen of Troy, also known as Helen of Sparta, is the sister of Zeus and Lada's daughter, caster, Pollux and Kleinestra. In Greek mythology, she is considered to be the most beautiful woman in the world. Through marriage, she is Queen of Laconia, Homer of Greece, Wife of King Meneelaus. She caused a Trojan horse war and was kidnapped by Troy, the prince of Paris. The element of her biased biography comes from classic writers such as Aristophanes, Cicero. In Greek myths, Helen of Troy (Greek: Ἑλένη, Helen, pronounced), also known as Helen of Spartan, or Helen, is said to be the most beautiful woman in the world, along with the Melody of Sparta. The king got married, but when Ammonite took her back and began to take him back to Sparta, he was kidnapped by a prince Troipari who led to a Trojan horse war. She is considered to be the daughter of Zeus and Leda, and the sister of Crimnestra, Caster and Polyuce. Her presumed biographical elements come from classic writers such as Aristophanes, Cicero, Euripides and Homer (in Iliad and Odyssey). Her story is published in Volume 2 of Aijed of Virgil. She was kidnapped by Theuses when she was young. Competition between her prospective winner won Menelaus Evelyn de Morgan, a former Raphael painter in the UK, explained Helen who is sexy and confident at "Helen of Troy" in 1898. Salvador Dali was obsessed with Helen of Troy from an early age and he regarded his wife's Galadari and Surrealist's Gradiva as Helen's manifestation. His autobiography "Genius Diary" was devoted to "My genius Galagradiva, Troy Helen, St. Helen, Galagara Prasida". John Erskine's best-selling novel in 1925 "Private life of Helen Troy" "Helen is depicted as" a smart bourgeoisous heroine ", but in 1927 the silent film of the same name that Alexander Koda directed by Helen To "shopping addiction fashion expert". In 1928, Richard Strauss created the German opera "gyptischeHelena" (Elept, Helena). It is a story that Helen and Menelaus were trapped in a mysterious island.

The importance of Collins as a city has been reinforced by its position as a center for small Asian and European travelers. There are two ports, Cenchreae on the east side of the strait linking Asia and Lechaeum on the west side of Italy, so both sides are called city. This is a small city with an area of ​​only 4 square kilometers, as the passenger enters a more inland, more important city, but it provides a landing for a ship moving from east to west. Collins is an ideal trading city with two ports, two ports in the Saronic Gulf and Corinthia Bay. Therefore, this city is one of the wealthiest cities in ancient Greece. Corinthians developed their own coins and asked traders to use them in their cities. Thebes is a powerful city state in Corinth and Northern Athens, and has always changed direction in various wars in Greece. During the Persian War, they first sent people to Themopyra Island to fight the Persians, but later they fought against Sparta and Athens, alluring an alliance with Zercus I of Persia. At different times of history, they formed an alliance with Athens against Sparta and then turned to Sparta to fight Athens. At the request of the Corinthians, the Spartans summoned to the Spartans in 432 BC the members of the Peloponnesos alliance, especially those who complained about the Spartan Parliament to Athens. This discussion was attended by alliances and members of unwanted delegation from Athens. And they also requested to be a forum for discussion between Athens and Corinth. Thucydides warned Sparta that the Corinthians would condemn Sparta's inaction at this point, they would continue to be passive, and that they would soon find themselves escorted if the Athenian faction were active An alliance. In response, the Athenians reminded the Spartans of military success and opposition to the Persian record, warned them of the dangers of such a strong country, and eventually to Sparta for 30 years of peace To encourage arbitration. In the discussion of Sparta, the Corinthians gave a brilliant explanation of the Athenian faction. Much of the Athenian formation point is like an arrow pointing directly to the character of Edepus. Corinthians say, "Athenians are always innovators and will soon be able to solve problems and execute quickly" (history 1.75). Edips has shown such qualities. When he saw what he should do, he has not had time to waste or spend thinking about the best way. If God shows that the murderer of Lieus must be punished in order to get rid of Thebe's plague, he will investigate. Like Athens, he enjoyed peace and tranquility in difficulties and activities (History.1.76) and wanted to participate in direct investigation.

Ancient Greece is a very diverse group of loose city states due to changes in political relations and alliances. Therefore, it is difficult to generalize the classical Greek politics. However, around 500 BC, Athens and Sparta were the most powerful and wealthy people in the city when the two civilizations collided in war. Following Christion 's reform, Athens became a very limited direct democracy, and dominant eculecher members are selected by draw from citizens. The government also established the aristocratic committee, but its authority is limited. Sparta was actually governed by two kings who responded to the elders' committee called "metaphor". Approximately 10% of the population (called tartrate) can participate in politics. Both sides adore the same Pantheon, Athens is keen to worship that legendary founder Athena. Meanwhile, Persia was dominated by a monarch who claimed to have enormous power (Zellux in the war between Darius I and his Greeks). The expansive nature of the empire spreading from contemporary Afghanistan to Levant will mean that you have the power to govern rulers of a territory conquered or local rulers. The Persian empire is very concentrated in theory, but in reality it is very scattered and scattered. However, they lack a common ideology that emphasizes the individual participation of the government in Greek city states. Ruler can make other beliefs exist as necessary, but national religion is a kind of Zoroastrianism. Prior to the emergence of Alexander the Great, classical Greece consisted of divided small city states, but there was a difference. This is in stark contrast to the eastern Persian empire, which has central governance. This is why the exaggerated Persians got angry though they could not conquer Greece in 490 BC. Among the many city states - Delphi, Thebe, Athens, Corinth, Olympia, Sparta - the two most popular cities are Athens and Sparta, which are at the forefront of most of the classical era. Ironically, you will find out later that these two powers are also the reason for the demise of Greek golden age. An example of a chart / outline I wrote for a class article. We must compare the two governments (list of classical Greek, Persian, Roman Empire, Han), the social structure of Han and India, the work of Qin and Han Dynasty, or the spread of Christianity and Buddhism. Do not forget the main era and the empire / government / dynasty / etc. It was there at the time - you should know the beginning and end of the five main periods, and the times of those times. This will be very important when taking the AP exam in May. Ancient Greece is the Greek culture of the 200th year from the 5th century BC to the 4th century BC. This classical era was consolidated by the Persian empire in the majority of modern Greece, was independent after that, had a great influence on the Roman Empire and had a great influence on the foundation of Western civilization. Many of contemporary Western politics, artistic thought such as architecture, scientific thought, literature, philosophy, etc were born from the historical era of Greece. It will help the development and expansion of the Persian Empire. For the organization of the classical Persian Empire there are important social, economic and cultural influences. The rise of the Persian empire, the society and the economy of the empire, and the ransom religion of the classical Persian society. The Persian Empire comes from the country of Iran. Persian rulers made many conquests that led to the huge empire. Acamenide

Historical overview of the Peloponnesos war (431 - 404 BC) Introduction The Peloponnesos war was widely known as the second war between Athens and the Spartan Union. In the story of the war of Thucydides, he explained the era when it was divided into two major paths in the Greek world, each road was led by Athens or Sparta, and both sides are at the highest of their power was. At the very beginning of the two very powerful Greek city national wars, Athens had a strong political and economic power in the Greek world. The history of the Peloponnesus war is based on the history of the Peloponnese war between 431 and 404 ° C. The war was led by others by the Athens (Delian league) and Sparta within the Peloponnesos alliance. The general of war, Thucydides (historian of Athens), has developed the focus of battle. Together with the lack of trust in Thucydides' information, stories are not as direct experience as Homer. But he guessed the fact of the Trojan war with the poet 's epic. For example, Thucydides estimated that the number of Greek ships against Troy exceeded 1,000 due to poetry exaggeration, but he joined Homer's ship catalog as it approached the presence of Greek soldiers. In addition, Thucydides insisted that Homer refused to participate in the mention from the former Greek state to the former Greek state in organizing effective publicity activities. Thucydides added that Troy will be conquered ... Historical overview of the Peloponnesos war (431 - 404 BC) Introduction The Peloponnesos war was widely known as the second war between Athens and the Spartan Union. In the story of the war of Thucydides, he explained the era when it was divided into two major paths in the Greek world, each road was led by Athens or Sparta, and both sides are at the highest of their power was. - The history of Thucydides: The influence of the stereotype during the Peloponnesos war Corinth 's representative made stereotypes of Sparta and Athene from 431 BC to 404 BC at the beginning of the Peloponnesos war. Constitutive Comparison In the history of the Peloponnesian War, the stereotypes of Sparta were initially confirmed by their actions, but they were immediately surprised by Greek opposition by overcoming their negative stereotypes . The Peloponnesus War (431 - 404 BC) was the ancient Greek war of the Peloponnese War led by Athens and Sparta. Thucydides stated the famous words that the war began, as "because the Spartans were afraid of further expansion of the forces of Athens, most of Heras was under the control of Athens." The two main characters from the other side, Lysander and Alcibiades, had the most influential influence at the end of the war. Lysander was appointed Spartan navarch of the Aegean Sea

Discuss the definition of democracy in Athens. Cities are truly the only country in democracy. What happens when democracy is applied to a society with many populations? In addition to Athens there are other examples of democratic society. Compare and contrast Athens' democracy and American democracy. Does the United States have democracy in the classical sense? The ancient Greek 'demokratia' is ambiguous. It actually complies with "the power of people". The democracy of Athens society has a patriarchal system. As a result, Athens society has directed the goddess's worship to God. Harriman said that the beginning of democracy in Athens clearly formed that law to help clarify the subordinate status of women (55). Women in Athens are actually my own. She can not own her property and is excluded from becoming a citizen. (Taylor, 1999). When her husband dies, she becomes a real slave and has little rights. Generally speaking, this woman is the subject of her life. These women are legally dependent on their husband or father. Overall, she was encouraged to send a quiet life totally different from Spartan women. Discuss the definition of democracy in Athens. Cities are truly the only country in democracy. What happens when democracy is applied to a society with many populations? In addition to Athens there are other examples of democratic society. Compare and contrast Athens' democracy and American democracy. Does the United States have democracy in the classical sense? The ancient Greek 'demokratia' is ambiguous. - Women in the ancient world have few rights in each country, and the situation of women in Athens and Sparta varies from city to city. The role of urban national women in Athens and Sparta is greatly different in their politics, the daily lives of families and cities. Sparta was the leader of the time concerning the difference between the power level and the women's rights. The earliest known direct direct democracy was said to be the democracy of Athens in the 5th century BC, it was not comprehensive democracy: women, foreigners and slaves were excluded . Athens 'democratic entity is a court consisting of male citizens' assembly, a bure consisting of 500 citizens, and a large number of juries selected by the lottery without a judge. There are only about 30,000 male citizens every year, of which thousands are politically active, many of which are active for many years. Democracy in Athens is not only meaning that decisions are made by people in Congress, but also means that people manage the entire political process through Congress, law, and courts, and the majority of citizens are involved There. Always in public utility. Modern democracy, representative, not direct, not like Athenian system

Helen Helen in Troy is the most beautiful woman in the world famous in Greece. She is God Zeus, the daughter of Leda, and the wife of King Sparta. The protagonist, Teaceus, wanted to marry her to make it in time, kidnapped her in her childhood, but her brother saved her. As Helen is chased by so many famous heroes, Menelaus pledges to follow Helen's husband's choice, and if someone forced her to take Helen, he will protect her husband's rights. Helen's beauty is a direct cause of the Trojan horse war. Helen in Troy In the myth of Greece, Helen of Troy, also known as Helen of Sparta, is the sister of Zeus and Lada's daughter, caster, Pollux and Kleinestra. In Greek mythology, she is considered to be the most beautiful woman in the world. Through marriage, she is Queen of Laconia, Homer of Greece, Wife of King Meneelaus. She caused a Trojan horse war and was kidnapped by Troy, the prince of Paris. The element of her biased biography comes from classic writers such as Aristophanes, Cicero. In Greek myths, Helen of Troy (Greek: Ἑλένη, Helen, pronounced), also known as Helen of Spartan, or Helen, is said to be the most beautiful woman in the world, along with the Melody of Sparta. The king got married, but when Ammonite took her back and began to take him back to Sparta, he was kidnapped by a prince Troipari who led to a Trojan horse war. She is considered to be the daughter of Zeus and Leda, and the sister of Crimnestra, Caster and Polyuce. Her presumed biographical elements come from classic writers such as Aristophanes, Cicero, Euripides and Homer (in Iliad and Odyssey). Her story is published in Volume 2 of Aijed of Virgil. She was kidnapped by Theuses when she was young. Competition between her prospective winner won Menelaus

The building is evaluating customer's beliefs and desires. Built at the northern end of the Acropolis Erechtheum is believed to be the place where Athena and Poseidon fought for the authority of the city. This marble complex belongs to an ionic array and represents a temple with multiple functions. These include "sacred tokens" such as the cult's residence and the emblem of olive tree given by Poseidon Trident and Athena. Unusual parts of the building can be recognized on irregular topography where the height difference intersects the east and west edges. (508-322 BC) is the city center of the famous city of the same name in Attica, Greece, leading the Derry Union against the fight of Sparta and Peloponnese in the Peloponnesos war. Athenian democracy was founded under Claysteison in 508 BC after Isabolas' tyranny. The system remained very stable, there were several short interruptions that existed for 180 years before 322 BC (the result of the Lamya war). The peak of hegemony of Athens was achieved between 440 and 430 BC, known as the pellicle era. The Peloponnesos war (431 - 404 BC) took place between the Derian alliance that Athens ruled and the Peloponnesos alliance where Sparta was ruling. Regardless of the cause of the war in the near future, the conflict between Athens and Sparta is essentially the best conflict in Greece. War (or war, because it is usually divided into three periods) is largely stalemate, sometimes there is activity. In terms of tactics, the Peloponnesos war represents a stagnant situation, but during the war there are various innovative strategic elements in Greek warfare. Please compare and compare the democratic fate analysis of Athens during the war by Thucydides and Socrates, why Athenian participated in the war, and how and why they failed. The Peloponnesos war was the turning point of Athens' hegemony of ancient Greece. It took place in 431 BC. Between the Delian Alliance led by Athens and the Peloponnesian Alliance led by Sparta. According to Thucydides, the hegemonic position of Athens and pursuit of overwhelming power enabled the war between Peloponnesus and Athens.

Thousands of years ago, ancient Greece was a civilization that dominated the majority of the Mediterranean. In the heyday of Alexander the Great, ancient Greece dominated the majority of Europe and West Asia. Before the Greeks came to the Romans, the majority of Roman culture was influenced by the Greeks. Ancient Greece is the foundation of today's Western culture. Government, philosophy, science, mathematics, art, literature and everything in sports are influenced by ancient Greece. Ancient - This era began with the introduction of democracy from the Greek civilization from 800 BC to 508 BC. This period includes the beginning of the Olympic Games, Odyssey by Homer, and writing by Ileard. Classical era - this is the idea that most of us think about ancient Greece. Athens was dominated by democracy, and such great philosophers as Socrates and Plato appeared. Also the war between Sparta and Athens was at this time. This period ended with the rise of Alexander the Great in 323 BC Hellenistic era - Hellenistic era continued from the death of King Alexander until 146 BC until Rome conquered Greece. It is derived from Greek "hellens" called Greek word "hellens". Athens and Sparta are the two major city states that dominate the majority of ancient Greece. They are often competitors, fighting each other in the Peloponnesos war. At other times, they united to protect Greek land from intruders. The culture of these two cities is very different. While Sparta focuses almost exclusively on warfare and its way of fighting, Athens focuses on art and learning. The Romans copied many Greek cultures including their gods, architecture, languages ​​and even the way they eat! Pheidippides is a Greek hero who moved 150 miles from the marathon to Sparta to get help from the Persians. After the Greeks won the war, he ran 25 miles from the marathon to Athens to announce the victory. This is the place where the name of the marathon competition was attached. When they did court trial in Athens, they used a large jury of 500 citizens. This is far beyond the 12 we are using today. The famous department of Greece was divided into several periods. The first related period was Greek Mycenae, followed by the Dark Age, Classical Greece, Alexander Age, and finally Hellenistic era. (Some of them include classical Greek Alexandre, but for the purposes of this article it will be considered quite different.) Before the emergence of Alexander the Great, the classics Greek like it consisted of a small city state divided. This is in stark contrast to the eastern Persian empire, which has central governance. This is why I was very angry when my self-stated Persians were unable to conquer Greece in 490 BC, but we should not move forward. First, since "ancient Greece" is not an entity but a geographical space, we can not compare "ancient Greece" and "ancient Rome". What I call "ancient Greece" is the land itself of Greek we know now, but that was a long time ago. This is because the Greek city states living in this land collapse and are constantly fighting each other. They have no unit at all! Occasionally, like the Delhi alliance and the Corinthian alliance, they build loosely integrated alliances, they follow the same interests and offer military and economic assistance to each other. In most cases, this alliance is guided by superpowers forcing other countries to participate in the destruction of threats. So it is not completely unified. For comparison, you need to show the state of the exact city. Because they are completely different from each other. When asking where you came from ancient Greece, Greece was not a country of those days, so they will not say that they came from Greece. There is no Greece. However, Athens, Sparta, Corinth, Megara and other hundreds of Greek city states each have their own personality and ways. So they say they are from Athens, Sparta, Corinth, Argos. The Greeks are very proud of their city state.

The battle of Leuctra was one of the most influential and important battles in the history of ancient Greece that took place in the summer of 371 BC. This battle not only influenced Greece for many years, it also influenced the history of Eastern Europe in the 4th century B.C. Prior to Leuctra, the city of Sparta was the most dominant and powerful force in the Peloponnese and other parts of Greece. But because of the conflict, the flow of history will change forever. Failure in Sparta's Leuctra's battle ended its power in Greece as military, political and social rule was forever broken due to failure and never recovered in the rest of its history It was. In order to understand how the Kingdom of Macedonia dominated the Greek world, we must first see the Leuctra fight between Sparta and Thebe in 371 BC. As I read in the last chapter, Sparta broke Athens in 404 BC and finished the Peloponnesos war. Despite the victory of Sparta, this war has also weakened it. Although Thebes was on the side of Sparta during the Peloponnesos war, it became strong after the conflict. Sparta and Thebes fought in the territory near Thebes. The battle took place in Boeotia near the city Leuctra in July 371 BC. The power of Athens was destroyed, but it continued to play an active role in Greek politics as a result of the Corinthian War. The latter Sparta was devastated by Thebes in the battle of Lycra in 371 B.C., but decades later, the competition ended when Philippe II of Macedonia conquered all Greece except Ataru and Sparta between Athens and Sparta. Looking at the battle of Leuctra and learning Theban tactics is a young man named Philip from Macedonia. Philip was a hostage of Thebe because the thebes dominated Macedonia at this point. Phillip returned to Macedonia in 365 BC. Six years later, 359 BC Philip became king of Macedonia. As a king, Philippe utilized diplomacy and war to expand the territory of Macedonia. Philip married the families of the surrounding kingdoms and occupied gold mines that provide wealth to Macedonia. Philip is praised for making a long pie used in Phalanx of Macedonia

1. The Oligarch Group is a government group that manages Sparta, but since only a few people can participate, quick decision making becomes possible. This is power because the board members are very experienced and consist of two kings and 28 elders. 3. The Elders Council is power, as the Oligarch group decides key decisions that can not be made. One weakness of the Spartan government is that women can not participate in the Communist Party or vote. Another weakness of the Sparta government is how they deal with non-citizens, they can not vote without giving them a right. 1. The advantage of the Athens government is that a certain proportion must be taken for people who want to be leaders, so that many people are allowed to vote for their emperor as a force. 2. Another advantage of the Athenian government is that only citizens can vote. This is because only citizens can vote for the emperor. One weakness is that women are not allowed to become citizens, because they can only make meaningless votes if they become citizens. 2. Another weakness is how Athens cooks and cleanens women at home, but this is a weak point to think that women will be unfair and rebellious. As all civilizations have accomplished, Athens and Sparta have offered much to the modern world. Like everything else, both have their own strengths and weaknesses. Athens pays more attention to education and art, but Sparta develops mainly with military strength and battle. As Sparta has such an army with massive influence, today we still use the tactics and strategies we got from them. They invented a dense array, a closely stacked army slowly advanced to break through the front of the enemy. The idea that the Spartans are schools of militarism also came up. Why Athens is better than Sparta, and understanding of the world and art is as important as military power. But in the two Persian wars, Athens led the two main battles that led to Persia's defeat. The battle of the marathon and the battle of Salamis. In the marathon, the number is more than 3 to 1, the Athenian murdered 6,000 Persians, only 194 of them were killed. In Salamis, the fleet led by Athenians greatly exceeded that number again, destroying the Persian fleet. The only big fight led by Sparta, the battle of the marathon has failed. Athens is the leader discovered as its name, with the greatest thinkers of their times. Plato, Aristotle and Socrates, Sparta, what is the great warrior who died in 4 years? Athens is known as the birthplace of democracy and the birthplace of civilization. Sparta may be a big military force, but how does it affect the world? Who would you like? Of course Athens

Rhetorical techniques between Aristotle and the 3 rd and 5 th centuries existed in the ancient world as the idea of ​​"the age of gold and classics", most of which concentrated in the city state of Athens, Greece. Historically this city has been known for its legendary confrontation with rival Police Sparta, but Athens may be known for creating democracy. A preliminary structure was established. The thesis on Aristotle's rhetoric is systematically describing citizen's rhetoric as a human art or skill (technique). It is more like an objective theory than interpretive theory with a rhetorical tradition. Aristotle's rhetorical art emphasizes that persuasion is the purpose of rhetoric. He defines rhetoric as "the ability to observe persuasive means available in every particular case", essentially a discovery model that limits art to the process of invention, Aristotle sets the logical aspects of the process I emphasize. In his story, rhetoric is the art of discovering all the convincing means available. Speakers support the possibility of messages through logical, moral, and emotional proofs. As much as possible, there are logotypes, spirits and sorrows of all forms, but in fact it discusses not only the style and (simply) the elements conveyed but also the appeal of emotional appeals (sorrow) and functions It is. (spirit). Rhetorical techniques between Aristotle and the 3 rd and 5 th centuries existed in the ancient world as the idea of ​​"the age of gold and classics", most of which concentrated in the city state of Athens, Greece. Historically this city has been known for its legendary conflict with rival Sparta, but Athens may be known for creating democracy. ..... Aristotle wrote his life to many of his subjects, but one of his more widely considered advantages is friendship. Aristotle believes there are three different types of friendship: practical, comfortable, and benign friendship. He also believes that true friendship is a perfect virtue and believes it is more important than honor and justice, so it should be highly appreciated. Aristotle believes that human love for practicality and happiness is the only reason for the first two friendships.

"Xerox decided to punish the Greeks in an unfinished business" (Brown 106). When Xerxes closed the Greeks during the Persian War, the Greeks needed to spend more time to strengthen their troops. The Greeks decided to slow down the Xerox army by intercepting them with a thermopire which is a small passageway where the large army of the Xerox troops are not the main elements. This is the mission of suicide for all the stakeholders, but they are honored to participate. The only hope for the majority of Greeks is to die and hope that they can buy enough time for their country. The most popular misunderstanding about Thermopyla 's battle may be related to figures in the battle. Indeed, in many corners of popular culture this encounter is often portrayed as 300 Spartans (supported by their lagtag ally) rather than one million Persians. However, according to a flawed historical record, contemporary pop culture sensationism, and romanticism these figures are definitely exaggerated. Indeed, during this period (around 480 BC), only Sparta could use over 8,000 free adult citizens as heavy infantry. Historically, however, due to religious ceremonies (such as the Apollo Canelia celebration) and the pan-Greece Olympic Games, they could not draw out their entire army in Thermopure fight. Leonidas (530 - 480 BC) became king of the city state of Sparta around 490 BC. Until he died in the fight of Thermopy in 480 BC, Leonidas lost the fight, but his death in Thermopilla was regarded as a heroic sacrifice. Understanding that the Persians exceeded him, he drove most of the troops away. His 300 Sparta fought with him and died. Almost all knowledge about Leonidas comes from the work of Greek historian Herodotus (484 - c 425 BC)

Athens and Sparta are among the most iconic names in the ancient Greek world. The state of each city created a lot of history and made his own name in the history book. But if two city states succeed in getting their name in this way, how they behave similarly. How is the martial Spartans different from democratic Athens? There are various differences in management methods in all civilizations. These differences include the government structure of the city state, social ladders embedded in society, and the daily lives of citizens. Sparta is an ancient Greek militaristic society and became powerful after breaking the rival Athens in the Peloponnesos war. The heart of Sparta culture is to meet the military needs of urban nation. On the other hand, the land law was developed and written by Lycurgus which established this military social reform. Xerox will take power in about 486 BC and intend to continue the retaliation of Persia against the Greeks. "Since we decided to use an unstoppable force this time, Xerxes collected hundreds of thousands of infantry and 600 naval units in 481 BC. For most of the period before the Peloponnese war, Sparta was the highest military force in Greece. Sparta society is a 400 year old hierarchical military system that can help people in war. Spartans army is envied by the Greek world, and its heavy infantry is a model of efficiency. For Sparta 's massive slave slave population, the Spartans were allowed to spend their entire time on war training. Robots tend to fulfill all agricultural and physical labor requirements and Spartans can focus on military tactics. The main function of the Spartans army is to protect the city and its colony from external threats and uprisings. Because of its large population, the Spartans are ready to deal with every war rebellion. The way of thinking like this war makes it possible to spread Sparta's reputation all over Greece and grab the status of a superpower. In classical Greece, most countries are allied with Sparta or Athens, two opposite countries in the Greek world. Sparta is concentrating on making perfect warriors; they are militaristic oligarchicism of slavery. They are skeptical and dissatisfied with the democratic Athenian people, especially after the Persian War when Athens became the economic and cultural center of Greek authority. With its powerful navy, Athens can accumulate many compliments ally and promises to spread democracy. According to Thucydides, the main cause of events during the Peloponnese War, the main reason for the war was "the growth of the power of Athens and the fear it caused Sparta". By 431 BC, the two sides were ready to go to war, and both of them thought that victory was very fast.

The Peloponnesos war and the decline of the leaders of Athens Thucydides began to explain what he thought would be the event of great war - a powerful force that needs to be accumulated in both sides and great country. For Thucydides the foundation of greatness lies in the capital and military power, but his history contains almost every aspect of the war, including its leaders, and is very striking. In Athens in particular, leadership is very important for war effort, as urban leaders are chosen by their people and they shape both Athens and the character of their lives. The history of the Peloponnesus war is based on the history of the Peloponnesus war between 431 and 404 ° C. The war was led by others by the Athens (Delian league) and Sparta within the Peloponnesos alliance. The general of war, Thucydides (historian of Athens), has developed the focus of battle. Together with the lack of trust in Thucydides' information, stories are not as direct experience as Homer. But he guessed the fact of the Trojan war with the poet 's epic. For example, Thucydides estimated that the number of Greek ships against Troy exceeded 1,000 due to poetry exaggeration, but he joined Homer's ship catalog as it approached the presence of Greek soldiers. In addition, Thucydides insisted that Homer refused to participate in the mention from the former Greek state to the former Greek state in organizing effective publicity activities. Thucydides added that Troy will be conquered ... After the Persian War, Sparta fought against Athens in the Peloponnesos war. Two city states fought from 431 BC until 404 BC, and Sparta eventually beat Athens. Sparta began to decline in the coming years and in 371 BC lost the battle of Leuctra to bis. But it was still an independent city state before Greece was conquered by the Roman Empire in 146 BC. Persian control may have hindered the Peloponnesos war. Between 431 BC and 404 BC, Athens and Sparta developed a devastating war, each leading the Greek city state alliance. Athens lost the Peloponnesos war, and both suffered a surprising loss. But accession to the Persian Empire will make war impossible. Greek culture may reach unimaginable height if this terrible confrontation is removed. Athens may maintain opportunities to develop and disseminate its leadership and democracy During the Peloponnese War, Sparta was able to rule Athens and win the war. At the end of the war, Athens became confused and Sparta weakened. Athens is politically, economically and militarily influenced, but Sparta is only slightly politically and militarily affected. However, because Sparta does not know foreigners, the outcome of the war will be worse than the war itself. In 431 BC, the Peloponnesos war began a tragic war. - In Sparta, legendary statues are left, due to the rich history of the King, and even though that way is unusual, he still gains recognition and fear of all people he wants. Please respect the most serious challenges he faces. This idol 's name is King from ancient Sparta which is a fierce leader who shows Leonidas, everything he needs to be respected by people to the world.

In the 1930s and 1960s: Although it is very different, it is very similar so I do not seem to be able to go through so many years. From the 1930s to the 1960s, I have been experienced for decades, but there are many similarities over the past two decades. Over the past two decades, Democrats have gained control over politicians. The past twenty years is the era of rapid changes in terms of social, economic, political and cultural terms. From the 1930s to the 1960s, the population of the United States increased by about 54 million people. Sparta and Athens Sparta and Athens are very close but very different. Since the formation of these two great city states, everyone has been fascinated by these similarities, but that is because of the difference. In this article we will explain the differences rather than similarities. I start with similarities. Sparta and Athens resemble groups of social groups in several respects. Sparta is the citizen first, then the neighbor, and the bottom assistant. - The ancient Greek civilization contains many different city states; two of the city states are Sparta and Athens. The values ​​of Sparta and Athene range from politics to society. Sparta is focusing on military, discipline and a strong country. Athens is peaceful democracy and women are open to culture and democracy. How is the state of these two cities different? Sparta and Athens are formed in two different ways Is some people so different? Are some people alike so much? Dali and Johnny are two different people, but they are similar. In the book S.E. Hinton wrote that The Outsiders, Johnny Cade, and Dally Winston have two completely different careers and are totally different ways. But at the same time, they are similar. Dally and Johnny's parents rejected them, Johnny and Dally "were not in the past, they did not have the past" (Fawkner 1). In this deep statement written by the famous writer William Faulkner, it is definitely his most famous piece. At the heart of "Sister's Requiem" there is a story technique experiment. Like Faulkner, ancient writers and poets expressed the relationship between the past and the future and the liquidity between the two using the technique of the story in the story.

"Outsiders Club" screening of BBC 2 screening in October 1996. Introduction of MA Diploma Disability Study I decided to write a review of a social group known as The Outsiders. The main purpose of this group is to enable adults with disabilities to form personal relationships including specific sexual relationships (Shakespeare 1996). The group has existed for many years and has attracted a great deal of attention, including the reaction of the current member and the former member, especially among disabled exercises. The individual is traditionally a member of the club, and its rules and members act like inside and outside of today's country club. As club members know, the existence of clubs is exclusion and size restrictions. Sparta can kill or kill non-citizens who have slavery for training, but otherwise it is the same as any other Sparta and they are expected to die for them and Sparta . Especially the great cities of the ancient world before Lebanon and Asia Minor, before Christianity are filled with friendship and club, open (and usually) secret society. I left Evangeline and met Ashley outside the club. I am wearing black shirts and jeans that frown Ashleigh's face. We entered the nightclub in the center of Budapest. The club was very crowded when we walked to the bar through a large number of people. There are local people, but most customers are tourists. Music made it hard to hear the bartender, but it did not help him to leave a strong Romanian accent. We finally ordered our drink and Ashleigh tried to regain me That night, I intended to meet at the night of a new lesbian club. I conducted an audit on behalf of http://www.effort-lez.com/. The night of the club is in the warehouse of Hackney Wick. My friend Natash operates the Effort-Lez website from Toronto. There are women everywhere to gather the best information about lesbian scenes and write them down for her. When I was still celebrity news, she and I met a yacht in Greece. I will inform you the details. I believe you will have the end. Before I met Natas, holiday romance was not my job. She got along well and is now one of the Atlantic side's contributors. I came back to prepare to go out, and Irina and Davie meet me in my apartment and drink a drink in front of the club.

They were the first people to adopt scientific methods to study medicine through the actual study of illness. (Hippocrates) They developed philosophical art to seek wisdom and truth. (Socrates, Plato, Aristotle) They produced excellent literature, poetry, and myths. (Holly's Iliad and Odyssey, Sappho's romance poem) They created magnificent architecture and sculpture. They support buildings and widely use pillars to decorate them Zeeman, A. And Kelly, K. "Things to know about homework in world history" Scholastic Reference, page 18, 1995 For more than 2000, the world has avoided the strict self discipline of Sparta civilization. It is not another major achievement of this ancient Greek society. Sparta's poet Tyrtaeus once said: "When you stand up, the warriors, from each other's point, our feet are wide and rooted like oak trees on the ground." His words spurred Sparta for Peloponnesus, Greece and society as a whole. Sparta made a great contribution not only to the field of military strategy but also to equality of women and governance. Its uniqueness makes a neighbor unfriendly and sadly makes her fall down. This can be seen as a lesson that the rulers must accept diversity rather than dislike diversity. Ancient Greece was one of the earliest major civilizations in Europe and left an incredible impact on the world. In the classical times of the 6th and 5th centuries BC, ancient Greeks made significant progress in the fields of art, government, science and sports. Their highly realistic sculptures help set the beauty standards for European art based on the ideal body geometric ratio. The Golden Ratio is an expression that represents the complete ratio between graphic parts. This is very important. They promise to complete a perfect body, create contemporary sporting events, regular physical education at school, and sports culture reaching the culmination of the Olympic Games. Yes, the ancient Greeks left some very wonderful heritage. And olives. Do not forget your olives! Pottery is one of the main forms of ancient Greek art. As the Greeks are producers of wine and olive oil, they developed a special style vase called Amphora to transport liquids. The artists of the 6th century BC began to draw pictures with scenes of magnificent nature, history, and myths. This is not surprising - we do the same. When was the last time you bought a bottle of wine with no decorative label. The Greek vase is a major form of art that recorded its history and myths and has been preserved for centuries.

The ideal of a democratic citizen in the pellicle funeral is a good source of information compared to his life when dealing with a good example of Socrates that it follows the ideals of democratic citizens. Pellicle was in his speech in his funeral. In the Olympic movement, Pellicle presented some ideas on Athens' democracy and how citizens should live accordingly. In order to justify the convincing point that Athens democracy must coexist with people to survive, he considers these views to be the best and links them to the principles of Athens law . Soon after the Peloponnese war began, Pellicle published a famous speech called "Funeral Speech". This is to celebrate the dead soldiers. The ideals and democracy of Athens are explained by Pellicle's speech. Speech is written down and it is one of the main ways that historians understand how people in Athens think. Pellicle's strategy for Sparta is to fight on the sea instead of fighting on land. Sparta has a stronger army, but Athens has a stronger navy. The Athenians gathered in the streets. They have a Great Wall to the harbor so that they can get supplies. This strategy may be effective, but Athens is suffering from plague. Thousands of people died. In 429 BC, the pellicle also died in the plague. Athens eventually loses that war and will never reach the same height. The ideal of a democratic citizen in the pellicle funeral is a good source of information compared to his life when dealing with a good example of Socrates that it follows the ideals of democratic citizens. Pellicle was in his speech in his funeral. In the Olympic movement, Pellicle presented some ideas on Athens' democracy and how citizens should live accordingly. - Rhetoric is a major element in the development and maintenance of the Athenian government, it is used by many people to gain power and promote politics. During the Peloponnesos war, the rise of the great instigators of Athens was greatly influenced by their ability to effectively guide their remarks and democracy in Athens.

Students must go to school until they graduate from high school or until they are 18 years old. Since they have to go to school, children can not hire during class hours We already have too much (excessive) responsibilities for our students. In fact, when Free India requires students to actively participate in social progress and national development challenges, it is necessary to fulfill these obligations. But society and government should not ignore their responsibilities and obligations to students. SPARTA's regulations on unfair and deceptive behavior and practices related to relationships between sports agents and student athletes include the obligations of three major sports agents. Responsibility is not an obligation of 1) integrity, 2) disclosure obligation, and 3) "purchasing" athletes. The true obligation is stated in § 7802 (a) (1) (A) and § 7802 (a) (3). § 7802 (a) (1) (A) prohibits sports agents from providing false or misleading information to student athletes. Also, it is not permitted for an agent to make an erroneous promise or to act on a student athlete. If a sports agent promises to a university youth basketball player that it will become an NBA draft drawpick without a firm basis to announce the statement, the sports agent violates § 7802 (a) (1) (A) You may. After Chicago Bulls selected Austin in the second round of the 2003 NBA draft, Duffy proposed that Austin signed a contract with the Russian professional basketball team CSKA. Both students and professional athletes should have a means of fulfilling the duties of a sports agency. If the agent does not comply with the SPARTA or UAAA rules, the student athlete is entitled to participate in university sports. This could lead to catastrophic consequences of the future income potential of student athletes. Professional athletes are wealthy individuals who rely on sports agents to do whatever is necessary to enhance their own value. Regarding student athletes, UAAA and SPARTA are required to allow civil actions (specifically permitted by UAAA) by federal lawsuits (through the FTC), state lawsuits (through the Secretary of State and Attorney General), and educational institutions Merge into. Abbreviated from the photograph is an actual student athlete who can not rely on an agent not following SPARTA or UAAA part.

Lysistrata appeared in the war, its purpose and justification. In Aristophanes' s "Lysistrata", the protagonist Lysistrata opposed the obvious Sparta and Athens war, which lasts more than two decades and persuaded other women to swear the fight against these people until the soldiers put their weapons . Aristophanes brought down the foolishness of war in several occasions and stopped the desire to show his fellow supporters silly and to shed blood. Lysistrata - Lysistrata is a woman in Athens who is tired of the war in Athens and the treatment of women. Lysistrata collects women from Sparta and Athens to solve these social diseases and finds success and strength in her pursuit. Lysistrata is the most feminine of women from Athens or Sparta, and her masculinity helps her respect men. Lampito - Lampito is a representative of women in Sparta. Lampito is a large and cleverly made woman, and an American audience may think of Appalachia 's strong accent (According to Arrowsmith' s translation, Sparta is equivalent to Greece 's hard South). Lampito takes a Spartan woman to Lysistrata's plan Lysistrata will organize all women's conferences in Greece and will discuss plans to conclude the Peloponnesos war. When Lysistrata was waiting for Sparta, Thebes and women in other areas met her, she cursed the weakness of the woman. The Lysistrata program calls for women to refuse sexual relations with their husbands until signing a peace treaty. Lysistrata also cooperated with an older lady in Athens (an older female choir) and planned to catch the Acropolis in the second half of the day. Women from different regions eventually gathered and Lysistrata persuaded them to swear to refuse sex with their husbands until the parties signed the Peace Treaty. To celebrate the oath, when a woman sacrificed a bottle of wine to God, they heard an old lady who conveys the voice of the Acropolis, the fortress of the Athens Treasury. In Lysistrata, the fight between two men and women is certainly a noisy battle. There are two choirs in the drama, and one is an old man and an old man. Immediately after the party at Lysistrata, two choirs faced the gates of the Acropolis, and the women grabbed the gates. There, the men tried to ignite, and the women soon disappeared - the symbolism is not to be overlooked. "We scare you, are you?" Ask a woman. These people threatened to strike them: "Beat the O, hit it again, hit it until you run away." "I will not give it up, but like a dog, I will shake a piece of meat that shakes in front of me Bite. "The man calls a woman a dirty woman and says," A woman is the shameless of all beasts. " beast. "

Periment's funeral speech Athens Democracy has several major differences in its own system compared with Sparta. Instead of copying other forms of government, they operate their government in their own way. In Athens, everyone seems to be treated fairly, poverty is not the struggle they are faced with. Pellicle tells people that the neighbors of Athens are more friendly, neighbors respecting others. Their personal system is the same as everyone else. Athens offers many activities such as regular competition and sacrifice. Pericles Funeral Oration is a lecture by Pericles, an Athenian strategist (military commander), written by a famous historian Thucydides. The speech promoted their spirit and morality at the funeral to gather the people of Athens and to successfully fight them without giving up, after Percoli tried to lose soldiers and war members in the first war of the Peloponnesus War It was. . Pellicle informed people in Athens this way by speaking their way of life, their democratic form, their ancestors fighting for them, their great military and policy, and their constitution being endangered I tried. Soon after the Peloponnese war began, Pellicle published a famous speech called "Funeral Speech". This is to celebrate the dead soldiers. The ideals and democracy of Athens are explained by Pellicle's speech. Speech is written down and it is one of the main ways that historians understand how people in Athens think. Pellicle's strategy for Sparta is to fight on the sea instead of fighting on land. Sparta has a stronger army, but Athens has a stronger navy. The Athenians gathered in the streets. They have a Great Wall to the harbor so that they can get supplies. This strategy may be effective, but Athens is suffering from plague. Thousands of people died. In 429 BC, the pellicle also died in the plague. Athens eventually loses that war and will never reach the same height. Pellicle's funeral address sponsored the soldiers who died in the war, to commemorate the military performance of the Athenian government, and to distinguish the roles of men and women in Athens society. Pellicle 's speech was announced in 430 BC at the end of the first year of the war. Then he died in 429 BC one year later. The pellicle funeral speech was included in Thucydides' article entitled 'The Peloponnesus War History'. Pellicle gave several reasons for this funeral speech. The main objective of Pellicle's speech was to praise the victims of the Athens War.

Peloponnesus war is inevitable in war. The answer to this question is yes. However, war is unpredictable and must be studied according to individual circumstances, behaviors and reactions. Each country does not agree with each other on many issues and conflicts often occur. To answer this question, you first need to investigate the cause of the conflict, evaluate the results, and identify possible alternatives. Then, in comparison with the actual conclusion, we can analyze some alternative theoretical results. The history of the Peloponnesus war is based on the history of the Peloponnese war between 431 and 404 ° C. The war was led by others by the Athens (Delian league) and Sparta within the Peloponnesos alliance. The general of war, Thucydides (historian of Athens), has developed the focus of battle. Together with the lack of trust in Thucydides' information, stories are not as direct experience as Homer. But he guessed the fact of the Trojan war with the poet 's epic. For example, Thucydides presumed that the number of Greek ships against Troy exceeded 1,000 due to poetry exaggeration, but he joined Homer's ship catalog as it approached the existence of Greek soldiers. In addition, Thucydides insisted that Homer refused to participate in the mention from the former Greek state to the former Greek state in organizing effective publicity activities. Thucydides added that Troy will be conquered ... What is Peloponnesus War? Today we call it a war of Peloponnesus - a historian calls it the second Peloponnesus war (this is the theme of Thucydides' life and work, and of decisive events in his life ) - Yes 27 years conflict between two prominent city states of ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta. This is a long war from 431 BC to 404 BC, a very destructive war. It ended with a victory over Sparta to Athens, but Thucydides claimed that Athens ultimately lost its "polarization" of war democracy through civil warfare rather than its hostile behavior. It affected foreign policy of the country. For unknown reasons Thucydides 'own work was suddenly interrupted seven years before the end of the war in 411 BC - but as I pointed out, he diagnosed the cause of Athens' failure.

Especially for leaders with revolutionary ideas, it is always difficult to recognize mistakes. Sometimes these seemingly revolutionary ideas create more problems than the problems they solve. As long as you do it in the right way, it is wonderful to use the idea to create heritage. Even if you become a leader of others, the leader can not force your personal goal, but there are people who still do so. In Hans Anderson's "New clothing of the emperor", the emperor was described as being obsessed with new clothes, but nothing else was important. "The atomization society invites a totalitarian movement," Kornhauser warned. In mass society, individuals who do not meet the group are cu and in totalitarian society he is a criminal. In a diverse, open and forgiving society, individuals who do not meet the definition of others as a whole can freely find their own community and self. This is the Internet community we have to build. As Kornhauser said, we can understand today: "Many societies support liberal democracy, popular society supports populist democracy." The second majority ("General I do not agree. But our platform and media are not made to support the majority of people. Mass media is built for conflict with the masses and they are worried about the base of cards as the platform is built as if all connections are the same. The distinguishing feature of modern society is its diversity. Whatever society in today's world is homogeneous whether it is traditional or technologically advanced. Regarding language, culture, ethnicity, socio-economic class, race and religion, social groups of people with diverse backgrounds are found everywhere. In some cases, one group is a majority group and the other group forms a minority group. However, it is incorrect to examine the relationship between groups based solely on the strength of numbers. Other factors such as political power, economic resources, social impact, etc. may affect positive or negative interactions between the groups. In some countries, minorities may rule the political regime, but other countries may dominate the economic sphere. Minorities in some countries are composed of "new immigrants", "strangers", "customer workers", or "foreign residents." There are two kinds of society, monolithic and pluralism. There are many differences in these two societies. Sparta is a model of society as a whole, Athens is a model of a multi-society. The city nation of these two societies is an important competitor led by ancient Greece. Because of the many differences in their lifestyle, the competition between the two societies is more intense. Sparta is a very big society. Society as a whole is a closed society. A closed society does not accept new ideas, trade or cultural communication. They are highly antisocial, do not want to understand other societies, and other society does not want to understand them and steal their ideas. In Sparta, the leader Lycurgus does not allow his people to go elsewhere, so they will not develop other social customs. He does not train in the military or live under a different government, he does not want his people to imitate the lives of others. Essay.com/This In this article we are comparing the monolithic society of Sparta and Athens with a pluralist society.

Lysistrata is not a shameless beast like a woman; Aristophanes is a craft comedy poet of the 4th century BC. During the Peloponnesus war. The usual style of Aristophanes is ironic and implicit. The most ridiculous humorous hero of Aristophanes' comedy, the main character of the story is a woman. A smart woman. One of the most famous comedy of Aristophanes' comedy depicting competent women is Lysistrata named after the heroine of the play. Lysistrata - Lysistrata is a woman in Athens who is tired of the war in Athens and the treatment of women. Lysistrata collects women from Sparta and Athens to solve these social diseases and finds success and strength in her pursuit. Lysistrata is the most feminine of women from Athens or Sparta, and her masculinity helps her respect men. Lampito - Lampito is a representative of women in Sparta. Lampito is a large and cleverly made woman, and an American audience may think of Appalachia 's strong accent (According to Arrowsmith' s translation, Sparta is equivalent to Greece 's hard South). Lampito takes a Spartan woman to Lysistrata's plan Lysistrata will organize all women's conferences in Greece and will discuss plans to conclude the Peloponnesos war. When Lysistrata was waiting for Sparta, Thebes and women in other areas met her, she cursed the weakness of the woman. The Lysistrata program calls for women to refuse sexual relations with their husbands until signing a peace treaty. Lysistrata also cooperated with an older lady in Athens (an older female choir) and planned to catch the Acropolis in the second half of the day. Women from different regions eventually gathered and Lysistrata persuaded them to swear to refuse sex with their husbands until the parties signed the Peace Treaty. To celebrate the oath, when a woman sacrificed a bottle of wine to God, they heard an old lady who conveys the voice of the Acropolis, the fortress of the Athens Treasury. In Lysistrata, the fight between two men and women is certainly a noisy battle. There are two choirs in the drama, and one is an old man and an old man. Immediately after the party at Lysistrata, two choirs faced the gates of the Acropolis, and the women grabbed the gates. There, the men tried to ignite, and the women soon disappeared - the symbolism is not to be overlooked. "We scare you, are you?" Ask a woman. These people threatened to strike them: "Beat the O, hit it again, hit it until you run away." "I will not give it up, but like a dog, I will shake a piece of meat that shakes in front of me Bite. "The man calls a woman a dirty woman and says," A woman is the shameless of all beasts. " beast. "

Comment on Fire Gate - Stephen Prefield In the year 480 BC the Persian Empire tried to invade Ancient Greece again. Under the rule of King Xerox, a record 2 million invincible army marched to enslave all Greeks. The 300 Sparta elite solved suicide mission of delaying the destiny of Persia. They fought in the narrowness of Thermopylae for 6 days and eventually were forced to fight their naked hands and teeth. Steven Pressfield, the best-selling writer of Gates of Fire, is critically acknowledged as "Epic of People and War" by critics. He is a prolific writer who published eight books including the murder of recently released Rommel in a desert in North Africa, but also as a veteran of a Marine Corps, although it is not old. Press field: I am somewhere along the way. I have been a script writer for many years; in that field almost everything must be outlined before starting with the structure being very important. But in the novel, I would be very satisfied if I knew where I am going, the climax and that there is a big beat in the process. David Ryan once said that feature films usually consist of seven or eight movements. I like that. Before I started I tried to know what these parts are, but as I leave enough room for the character to be everywhere, as the story finds and defines itself I want to. Like the bartender said, "Please surprise me." I chose the name of Spartan Woman as my husband and I are fans of the movie "300" (based on Steven Pressfield's book "Gates of Fire"). She has elegance, beauty, confidence and courage. According to Pressfield, Sparta women are the source of strength and soul behind Sparta society. Although their sharp wisdom, honesty, and sportiness are sometimes despised, they are often admired from the rest of the Greek world. No, this blog, like a real show, is not about sensational and dramatic drama and military personnel's spouse conflict. Soldiers are not opposed to their rating officials and rogues; it is not as terrible as Hollywood wants us to believe. I can not guarantee that all your stories end in happiness, but it will not be a man of tears. This is about real, inspirational people who lead the real life and complete it

Athens - Greece In the 5th century of ancient Greece, the city states of Athens and Sparta represented two different lifestyles. The Spartans spend time on military strength, but the Athenians are interested in comfort and culture. The political and environmental differences between Sparta and Athene and the differences in their views on women lead to very different city states. In ancient Greece there were two main forms of government, the oligarchy and democracy. Greece, ancient Greece, and ancient Greece are civilizations that affect today's society. Athens is one of the most important and powerful cities in Greece. The name of Athens in ancient Greece is Athens. The Greeks believe that all city cities of ancient Greece have gods or goddesses responsible for it, their special supporters. Athens was named after the goddess Athena. The people of Attica chose Athena as her gift for olive trees. Olive trees symbolize peace and fulfillment. - ... (Pericles Funeral Speech p.4) This sentence means that Athens is a model and teacher of all Greek city states. There are different things. The second one is their building. This means they are very important in terms of construction. For example, "Athens' architecture is the most important kind of art, there are still strong and durable things like an ants. Pellicle was born. 495 BC, Athens in Greece. He was excluded from 485 to 484 BC who was the son of politician Xanthippus, but he returned to Athens in five years and commanded the Greek victor with Michael's victory. Pericles' mother, Agariste, is a powerful and controversial aristocratic family member of Alcmaeonidae, whose family relationships played an important role in helping to start the political career of Xanthippus. Agariste is granddaughter of prostitute of Sicyon, Cleisthenes, and Athens reformer Cleisthenes. Athens - Greece In the 5th century of ancient Greece, the city states of Athens and Sparta represented two different lifestyles. The Spartans spend time on military strength, but the Athenians are interested in comfort and culture. The political and environmental differences between Sparta and Athene and the differences in their views on women lead to very different city states. - Athena 's Aristophanes are regarded as one of the best comedians in the history of literature. His play is used as a source of political and social history, as a work of literary works and dramas. In the work of 1 Aristofnesses, he is particularly concerned with politics, war, social character, and women.

In the world of ancient Greece there were many wars and deadlocks. However, it is only one process, Peloponnesos war, that forever changed the history of Greece. The tension between Athens and Sparta became more and more nervous, so it left and left, leaving only destruction. The failure of Athens in the Peloponnesos war caused the collapse of Greece and the end of the classical era. The origin of the Peloponnesos war can be traced back to the old days before the official opening of 431 BC. The history of the Peloponnesus war is based on the history of the Peloponnese war between 431 and 404 ° C. The war was led by others by the Athens (Delian league) and Sparta within the Peloponnesos alliance. The general of war, Thucydides (historian of Athens), has developed the focus of battle. Together with the lack of trust in Thucydides' information, stories are not as direct experience as Homer. But he guessed the fact of the Trojan war with the poet 's epic. For example, Thucydides estimated that the number of Greek ships against Troy exceeded 1,000 due to poetry exaggeration, but he joined Homer's ship catalog as it approached the presence of Greek soldiers. In addition, Thucydides insisted that Homer refused to participate in the mention from the former Greek state to the former Greek state in organizing effective publicity activities. Thucydides added that Troy will be conquered ... What is Peloponnesus War? Today we call it a war of Peloponnesus - a historian calls it the second Peloponnesus war (this is the theme of Thucydides' life and work, and of decisive events in his life Is) - Yes 27 years conflict between two prominent city states of ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta. This is a long war from 431 BC to 404 BC, a very destructive war. It ended with a victory over Sparta to Athens, but Thucydides claimed that Athens ultimately lost its "polarization" of war democracy through civil warfare rather than its hostile behavior. It affected foreign policy of the country. For unknown reasons Thucydides 'own work was suddenly interrupted seven years before the end of the war in 411 BC - but as I pointed out, he diagnosed the cause of Athens' failure. Thucydides is known for his masterpiece of the history of the Peloponnesus War (a war between the Peloponnesian alliance led by Otaku Sparta and the Derian alliance led by democratic Athens). The Peloponnesus War occurred between 431 BC and 404 BC, but the history of Tukidi ended in 411 BC. His death may not make him complete his history. At the beginning of his history (1.1), Thucydides said that he began writing about the war between the Athenians and Peloponnese since the beginning of the war as he thought it would be the biggest war of that period. One of the most common wars in this area. Not only because Athens and Sparta were very strong when they entered the war, but also because other Greek cities quickly formed an alliance with one of the two competitors.

This brought about a delay in the war as both parties could not easily gain control of the land and sea. Sparta uses the strategy of invading the territory of Athens every year, and tends to destroy whatever helps Athens survive. Spartans are targeting farms and other resources, but the validity of this strategy is questionable. Since Athens had been protected by the construction of the initial of the Great Wall, it was almost impossible to Sparta army milled topped Athens. Athens and Sparta, sometimes called the First Peloponnesus War, agreed to a cease-fire called "30-year Treaty" in 445. I accept. Over the next few years, each of their groups observed uneasy peace. When Athens had an alliance with Collins' strategically important colony, Corcyra (contemporary Corfu), the case that reached the resumption of hostile activities began in 433. Then there was a battle, then the Athenians apparently violated the "Thirty Years Treaty". Sparta and his allies condemn the aggression of Athens and are threatening to fight AD 435 years, there is a deep-rooted distrust between Sparta and Athens, large war Peloponnese dispute over the Khutughtu Khan Kusala island - the year that has brought a new battle to (BC 431 BC 4th century BC)). This long and devastating war eventually led to Athens' defeat and shocked the foundation of the Greek civilization. The collapse of the Athenian Empire opened the way to the hegemony of Sparta (404 BC - 371 BC). Sparta's leaders soon moved to Thebe as they could not maintain control over the various alliances of Greece. Tavan supremacy lasted from 371 BC until 362 BC. Athens rebuilt the Aegean Empire, but the theme succeeded in revolting in 355 BC. Greeks are more chaotic than ever Xenophon wrote during the Peloponnese War and the coming of Macedonia's reign. There is no doubt that he is a political turmoil that struck Athens after the conclusion of the Peloponnesos Whether it was a supremacy escalation of the Spirit of the Greek city or a subsequent Tabe's hand, I saw confusion. Or Persian tour has a mercenary empire, Persia concludes that an empty kingdom, and if they want, they are ready to be taken to the Greeks. In the era of the dim light of the Greek national system, Xenophon seems to have foresight about the rise of a new empire by choosing to look back the role of its founder Cyrus the Great and the old imperial Persian origin. However, in order not to misunderstand the purpose of Xenophon in writing, it is worth noting the characteristics of reflection. In ancient Greek times, the Peloponnesos war showed a military change due to environmental determinism. After the Persian War, the Persian Empire was very weak ("Peloponnesus War"). The Athenian believe this is a good opportunity to attack and dominate the very important land. Some of the land they want to capture is called a fertile new moon, and resources such as very fertile soils suitable for crop cultivation and large drinking water rivers ("fertile new moon") are very It is abundant.

Ancient Greek place The ancient Greek civilization is in today's Greek land, Ionian Islands, Asia Asia, Southern Italy and Sicily. Surrounded by mountains, the north is water. The Ionian Sea and the Aegean Sea, and the natural islands and the bay give the Greeks the opportunity to develop their maritime trade and rich cultures. The mountain range around Greece shows us its political character. From the early days, Greeks lived in independent villages, and they were isolated from each other. First, since "ancient Greece" is geographical rather than entity, it is not possible to compare "ancient Greece" and "ancient Rome". What I call "ancient Greece" is the land itself of Greek we know now, but that was a long time ago. This is because Greek city states living in this land collapse and are constantly fighting each other. They have no unit at all! Occasionally, like the Delhi alliance and the Corinthian alliance, we build loosely integrated alliances, they follow the same interests and offer military and economic aid to each other. In most cases, the alliance is led by superpowers that are forcing other countries to participate in the threat sabotage. So it is not completely unified. For comparison, it is necessary to show completely different city conditions. When asking where you came from ancient Greece, Greece was not the country at that time, so they will not say that they came from Greece. It is not Greece. However, there are Athens, Sparta, Corinth, Megara, and hundreds of Greek city states, each with its own personality and way. So they would say they came from Athens, Sparta, Corinth, or Argos. The Greeks are very proud of their city state. Ancient Greece revealed the concept of democracy and thought in the fields of science and art. Ancient Greece was not a country, on the contrary, an independent city state existed; these nations had their own government and military. Sparta and Athens are the most powerful countries in ancient Greece; they are also the biggest competitors of each other. The land around the city state was barren, so both of them had problems for their people. As a result, they began to conquer the country with adequate food supply, and in return, the conquered land would be protected by the invading army.

Dionysus' festival is held in the fall of this wonderful year in 411 BC, talking about the condition of the war around us and about possible failures. Many entertainment concepts have been proposed, but most of them are by reliable playwright. It is Aristophanes' job to draw my attention in many ways. It is called Lysistrata and is a comedy based on our current war situation. Given the current situation, this seems silly idea. Choosing words erroneously in public places may lead to resistance, not to mention citizens more than drama more than citizens see. Lysistrata - Lysistrata is a woman in Athens who is tired of the war in Athens and the treatment of women. Lysistrata collects women from Sparta and Athens to solve these social diseases and finds success and strength in her pursuit. Lysistrata is the most feminine of women from Athens or Sparta, and her masculinity helps her respect men. Lampito - Lampito is a representative of women in Sparta. Lampito is a large and cleverly made woman, and an American audience may think of Appalachia 's strong accent (According to Arrowsmith' s translation, Sparta is equivalent to Greece 's hard South). Lampito takes a Spartan woman to Lysistrata's plan Lysistrata will organize all women's conferences in Greece and will discuss plans to conclude the Peloponnesos war. When Lysistrata was waiting for Sparta, Thebes and women in other areas met her, she cursed the weakness of the woman. The Lysistrata program calls for women to refuse sexual relations with their husbands until signing a peace treaty. Lysistrata also cooperated with an older lady in Athens (an older female choir) and planned to catch the Acropolis in the second half of the day. Women from different regions eventually gathered and Lysistrata persuaded them to swear to refuse sex with their husbands until the parties signed the Peace Treaty. To celebrate the oath, when a woman sacrificed a bottle of wine to God, they heard an old lady who conveys the voice of the Acropolis, the fortress of the Athens Treasury. In Lysistrata, the fight between two men and women is certainly a noisy battle. There are two choirs in the drama, and one is an old man and an old man. Immediately after the party at Lysistrata, two choirs faced the gates of the Acropolis, and the women grabbed the gates. There, the men tried to ignite, and the women soon disappeared - the symbolism is not to be overlooked. "We scare you, are you?" Ask a woman. These people threatened to strike them: "Beat the O, hit it again, hit it until you run away." "I will not give it up, but like a dog, I will shake a piece of meat that shakes in front of me Bite. "The man calls a woman a dirty woman and says," A woman is the shameless of all beasts. " beast. "

The Peloponnese war broke out between the Greek city Athens and Sparta. The tension between the two cities continued to rise, eventually reaching a breakthrough. The Peloponnesus War can be divided into three stages: the Ajidamia War, the Sicilian Expedition and the Deafura War, one of the greatest events in Greek history, the cause and influence of this war. The analysis will give us a better understanding of how the city of Athens and Sparta wages war and their legacy. The Peloponnesos war (431 - 404 BC) took place between the Derian alliance that Athens ruled and the Peloponnesos alliance where Sparta was ruling. Regardless of the cause of the war in the near future, the conflict between Athens and Sparta is essentially the best conflict in Greece. War (or war, because it is usually divided into three periods) is largely stalemate, sometimes there is activity. In terms of tactics, the Peloponnesos war represents a stagnant situation, but during the war there are various innovative strategic elements in Greek warfare. What is Peloponnesus War? Today we call it a war of Peloponnesus - a historian calls it the second Peloponnesus war (this is the theme of Thucydides' life and work, and of decisive events in his life Is) - Yes 27 years conflict between two prominent city states of ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta. This is a long war from 431 BC to 404 BC, a very destructive war. It ended with a victory over Sparta to Athens, but Thucydides claimed that Athens ultimately lost its "polarization" of war democracy through civil warfare rather than its hostile behavior. It affected foreign policy of the country. For unknown reasons Thucydides 'own work was suddenly interrupted seven years before the end of the war in 411 BC - but as I pointed out, he diagnosed the cause of Athens' failure. In order to summarize all these points, the explanation of Thucydides on the cause of the Peloponnesus war is intended to clarify the cause of the recurring artificial war. This is the subject of my own recent research. Through a series of specific events and events, through the dynamic interrelationships between the words and actions of the origins of the Peloponnesus war involved in Thucydides more general education on how the text works to convey this - or Throughout the history of fear of human attitudes, planning, hope, and the face of dynamic, often uncontrollable political reality world

The Greek, Greek, Greek peninsula has been associated with the Asian culture of the Aegean archipelago and the West Coast since the Neolithic Age. Many natural harbors and islands that are easily reachable reach the unified marine civilization. However, the unification of culture did not create political unity. The mountains and the deep valleys divide the peninsular into small economic units and political units. The constant struggle between the city and the surrounding regime empires made Greece the focus of many fights. First, since "ancient Greece" is geographical rather than entity, it is not possible to compare "ancient Greece" and "ancient Rome". What I call "ancient Greece" is the land itself of Greek we know now, but that was a long time ago. This is because Greek city states living in this land collapse and are constantly fighting each other. They have no unit at all! Occasionally, like the Delhi alliance and the Corinthian alliance, we build loosely integrated alliances, they follow the same interests and offer military and economic aid to each other. In most cases, the alliance is led by superpowers that are forcing other countries to participate in the threat sabotage. So it is not completely unified. For comparison, it is necessary to show completely different city conditions. When asking where you came from ancient Greece, Greece was not the country at that time, so they will not say that they came from Greece. It is not Greece. However, there are Athens, Sparta, Corinth, Megara, and hundreds of Greek city states, each with its own personality and way. So they would say they came from Athens, Sparta, Corinth, or Argos. The Greeks are very proud of their city state. Ancient Greece revealed the concept of democracy and thought in the fields of science and art. Ancient Greece was not a country, on the contrary, an independent city state existed; these nations had their own government and military. Sparta and Athens are the most powerful countries in ancient Greece; they are also the biggest competitors of each other. The land around the city state was barren, so both of them had problems for their people. As a result, they began to conquer the country with adequate food supply, and in return, the conquered land would be protected by the invading army.

Aristopans played Lysistrata during the Peloponnesus War, and Greek women were fed up with their men in the war. Greek women want to maintain a traditional lifestyle in their community. With that in mind, Lysistrata brings together plans with all Greek women. She insists that if these women participate in two activities, they will end the war. Her proposal is that women are sexually strong men. She urged women to wear sexy clothes, but refused to have sex with men. Lysistrata - Lysistrata is a woman in Athens who is tired of the war in Athens and the treatment of women. Lysistrata collects women from Sparta and Athens to solve these social diseases and finds success and strength in her pursuit. Lysistrata is the most feminine of women from Athens or Sparta, and her masculinity helps her respect men. Lampito - Lampito is a representative of women in Sparta. Lampito is a large and cleverly made woman, and an American audience may think of Appalachia 's strong accent (According to Arrowsmith' s translation, Sparta is equivalent to Greece 's hard South). Lampito takes a Spartan woman to Lysistrata's plan Lysistrata will organize all women's conferences in Greece and will discuss plans to conclude the Peloponnesos war. When Lysistrata was waiting for Sparta, Thebes and women in other areas met her, she cursed the weakness of the woman. The Lysistrata program calls for women to refuse sexual relations with their husbands until signing a peace treaty. Lysistrata also cooperated with an older lady in Athens (an older female choir) and planned to catch the Acropolis in the second half of the day. Women from different regions eventually gathered and Lysistrata persuaded them to swear to refuse sex with their husbands until the parties signed the Peace Treaty. To celebrate the oath, when a woman sacrificed a bottle of wine to God, they heard an old lady who conveys the voice of the Acropolis, the fortress of the Athens Treasury. In Lysistrata, the fight between two men and women is certainly a noisy battle. There are two choirs in the drama, and one is an old man and an old man. Immediately after the party at Lysistrata, two choirs faced the gates of the Acropolis, and the women grabbed the gates. There, the men tried to ignite, and the women soon disappeared - the symbolism is not to be overlooked. "We scare you, are you?" Ask a woman. These people threatened to strike them: "Beat the O, hit it again, hit it until you run away." "I will not give it up, but like a dog, I will shake a piece of meat that shakes in front of me Bite. "The man calls a woman a dirty woman and says," A woman is the shameless of all beasts. " beast. "

Some say Teamistoc is the most successful ancestor and the most successful generals, others say that he is another of the successful public officials. After all, he has many successful events in his life. Now you may want to know who Themistocles are. Well, let's start with his background. Themistocles is an ancient Greek, hungry, strong, lover of any other person who is alive and alive. Themistocles is a powerful general politician who participated in marathons, Thermopylae and Salamis. Like the first book, "Ionia Sanction" is based on historical facts. In this case, it is the life of Themistocles. Themistocles is a common person in charge of defeating the Persian of Salamis. But Themistocles is not a modest person, and with the help of Sparta, he is assembled and rejected. To escape safety, Themistocles surrendered to the king of Persia and became a mountain of magnesia on the current Turkish coast. The text moves smoothly. The only shocking thing for me is that they are all being edited for the US market. This means that Themistocles is strange to talk about bastards. There are sharp changes in some of the books because they use sharp piles, toe due to toes, and fatigue. Gary Kobe also has to find someone who might be used for blackmail. Since this person is an ancient Greek person, a small amount of applause is necessary to find it. One day I was reading a book, and I came across a little anecdote. This is about the great Myth of Athens. Prior to Salamis' fight he made intense debate with the general Sparta to discuss the potential strategy of defeating the Persians. Their views are obviously ethnic minorities (but eventually proved to be right and saved Western civilization). He interrupted and kept clashing with other generals. After all, general Sparta threatened to fight against Themistocles if it did not stop silently. "Strike!" The mystics shouted. "But please!" - From Ryan Holiday

Peloponnesus' War Strategy "Before the war of Peloponnesus began, Pellicle of Athens and King Sparta Akhidamos made a net assessment of the comparative advantage and disadvantage of the two sides.The strategy of the Kingdom of Spartaki Aldamus and King Pellikul of Athens Research on prediction reveals the understanding of Aldamus on the superiority of the "ground as the foundation of success at sea" in the ancient Mediterranean and the innocence of the pellicle on this principle. What is Peloponnesus War? Today we call it a war of Peloponnesus - a historian calls it the second Peloponnesus war (this is the theme of Thucydides' life and work, and of decisive events in his life Is) - Yes 27 years conflict between two prominent city states of ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta. This is a long war from 431 BC to 404 BC, a very destructive war. It ended with a victory over Sparta to Athens, but Thucydides claimed that Athens ultimately lost its "polarization" of war democracy through civil warfare rather than its hostile behavior. It affected foreign policy of the country. For unknown reasons Thucydides 'own work was suddenly interrupted seven years before the end of the war in 411 BC - but as I pointed out, he diagnosed the cause of Athens' failure. Peloponnesus' war strategy "Before the war of Peloponnesus began, Pellicle of Athens and King Sparta Akidamos made a net assessment of the comparative advantages and disadvantages of the two sides - the reason why the Peloponnesus war began The ancient Greek 4 In the century BC there were Sparta and Athens while they were superpowers in the area.The Peloponnesus War between these city states and their allies continued from 431 BC to 404 BC The conflict between the two became even later The main battle of warfare occurred at 431-421 and ended in Athens.

"Lysistrata" is, and Athens of the woman named Lysistrata, is a story with a focus on her fellow governing the Athens Acropolis. Lysistrata has describes how seized the Acropolis in order to use the money to men fight so as not to steal the money in unauthorized officials to the elderly. The opening scene of "Lysistrata" shows the stereotypes and traditional features of Greek women, overworked representation of Lysistrata Toko, makes a distinction between the housewife of personality. Lysistrata - Lysistrata is a woman in Athens who is tired of the war in Athens and the treatment of women. Lysistrata collects women from Sparta and Athens to solve these social diseases and finds success and strength in her pursuit. Lysistrata is the most feminine of women from Athens or Sparta, and her masculinity helps her respect men. Lampito - Lampito is a representative of women in Sparta. Lampito is a large and cleverly made woman, and an American audience may think of Appalachia 's strong accent (According to Arrowsmith' s translation, Sparta is equivalent to Greece 's hard South). Lampito takes a Spartan woman to Lysistrata's plan Lysistrata will organize all women's conferences in Greece and will discuss plans to conclude the Peloponnesos war. When Lysistrata was waiting for Sparta, Thebes and women in other areas met her, she cursed the weakness of the woman. The Lysistrata program calls for women to refuse sexual relations with their husbands until signing a peace treaty. Lysistrata also cooperated with an older lady in Athens (an older female choir) and planned to catch the Acropolis in the second half of the day. Women from different regions eventually gathered and Lysistrata persuaded them to swear to refuse sex with their husbands until the parties signed the Peace Treaty. To celebrate the oath, when a woman sacrificed a bottle of wine to God, they heard an old lady who conveys the voice of the Acropolis, the fortress of the Athens Treasury. In Lysistrata, the fight between two men and women is certainly a noisy battle. There are two choirs in the drama, and one is an old man and an old man. Immediately after the party at Lysistrata, two choirs faced the gates of the Acropolis, and the women grabbed the gates. There, the men tried to ignite, and the women soon disappeared - the symbolism is not to be overlooked. "We scare you, are you?" Ask a woman. These people threatened to strike them: "Beat the O, hit it again, hit it until you run away." "I will not give it up, but like a dog, I will shake a piece of meat that shakes in front of me Bite. "The man calls a woman a dirty woman and says," A woman is the shameless of all beasts. " beast. "

In this article, I will analyze Peloponnesus war. I will explore the reasons that will lead to war, how it will be developed, and how it works. As Thucydides is the only major survival source for this event, I will also explain this person and his way. From what we can gather, Thucydides was a Greek of Athens born in Almós. 460 BC-395 BC. Thucydides is regarded as one of the main figures known in the ancient world, but little is known about this person and his life. On the other hand, Thucydides made a more complicated account of the war, and he noted careful not to exaggerate. Together with these two writers, we gathered history and comedies to do the same analysis of the Peloponnesus war, but of course the analysis of Atlantic Democrats and their failure resulted in war, which led to the defeat of Athens It was. Aristophanes grew up on a wealthy farm near Athens and was forced to move to the city when the war with Sparta broke out. He is there to speak with the people who have lost their land. Athens and Sparta, sometimes called the First Peloponnesus War, agreed to a cease-fire called "30-year Treaty" in 445. I accept. Over the next few years, each of their groups observed uneasy peace. When Athens had an alliance with Collins' strategically important colony, Corcyra (contemporary Corfu), the case that reached the resumption of hostile activities began in 433. Then there was a battle, then the Athenians apparently violated the "Thirty Years Treaty". Sparta and his allies condemn the aggression of Athens and are threatening to fight The Peloponnesus War (431 - 404 BC) was an ancient Greek war led by Delhi led led by the Delhi against the Peloponnese alliance led by Sparta. Traditionally, historians divided the war into three stages. At the beginning of the Ajidamia war, Sparta began to penetrate some Attica, while Athens used its navy hegemony to attack the coast of the Peloponnese, and tried to suppress that empire. With the signing of peace at signatory air, the war period ended in 421 BC. However, the treaty was quickly destroyed by the recurrence of the battle at Peloponnese. In 415 BC, Athens sent a large expedition to attack Sicily in Sicily; in 413 BC, the attack failed in the destruction of the entire army. This causes the final stages of the war and is often referred to as the Declinen War or the Ionian War.

Athens, Athens, Greece is a knowledge center in Greece. It was one of the earliest city states at the time and is still known as one of the most famous cities in the world. It was named after the goddess Athena and the guardian of the city. In 508 BC, Athens became one of the first societies to invent democracy in ancient times. Democracy comes from Greek, demo, meaning people, and meaning cratein, rule. This form of government is normally held in places where Athenians gather. Athens - Greece In the 5th century of ancient Greece, the city states of Athens and Sparta represented two different lifestyles. The Spartans spend time on military strength, but the Athenians are interested in comfort and culture. The political and environmental differences between Sparta and Athene and the differences in their views on women lead to very different city states. - Athena 's Aristophanes are regarded as one of the best comedians in the history of literature. His play is used as a source of political and social history, as a work of literary works and dramas. Greece, ancient Greece, and ancient Greece are civilizations that affect today's society. Athens is one of the most important and powerful cities in Greece. The name of Athens in ancient Greece is Athens. The Greeks believe that all city cities of ancient Greece have gods or goddesses responsible for it, their special supporters. Athens was named after the goddess Athena. The people of Attica chose Athena as her gift for olive trees. Olive trees symbolize peace and fulfillment. - ... (Pericles Funeral Speech p.4) This sentence means that Athens is a model and teacher of all Greek city states. There are different things. The second one is their building. This means they are very important in terms of construction. For example, "Athens' architecture is the most important kind of art, there are still strong and durable things like an ants. The two cities of Athens and Sparta are in Greece, both cities have their own way of operating but both have a common goal of making the best of Greece's advantage. Athens is the largest city in Greece. The city was founded by Theseus and has been occupied by people for about 3,000 years. They are major cities of ancient Greece and are recognized as major contributors to Western civilization. The city was around 500 BC, the two most powerful cities in Greece were Athens and Sparta. Athens is in the sea. The citizen has the ability to explore, trade and build relationships with other Greek cities. Sparta is more subtle and protects himself. They are all from the same country, speak the same language and worship the same god, but these cities are very different in many ways. Both Athens and Sparta form government-led governments.

Introduction of the Derry Union (Athens) The Derian Union is an empire that includes the islands around the coasts of the northern and eastern coasts of the Aegean Sea and most of the coastal states. Therefore, Athens has a strong naval team. Athens also made a financial preparation for the war and had a lot of money they gathered from the regular offering they paid them from the empire to them. Peloponnese 's Sparta is the leader of the Peloponnesus Peninsula and most of the main Army in Central Greece, and the National Federation of Independent States, including the sea power Corinth. After the Persian War, Athens formed the "Derian alliance." As far as democracy is concerned, the formation of the Derry Union is very important. Peter John Rhodes (2004) says: "Human demonstration - The first signs of Kratia's concepts soon emerged, the Constitution found that Athens is regarded as a supporter of democracy." "Victory in the Persian War is a low level Urged people to demand political rights, Mr. Herodotus once said, "Great things are accompanied by great danger." Democracy in Athens may be a huge danger to win big things. Introduction of the Derry Union (Athens) The Derian Union is an empire that includes the islands around the coasts of the northern and eastern coasts of the Aegean Sea and most of the coastal states. Therefore, Athens has a strong naval team. Athens also made a financial preparation for the war and had a lot of money they gathered from the regular offering they paid them from the empire to them. Peloponnese 's Sparta is the leader of the Peloponnesus Peninsula and most of the main Army in Central Greece, and the National Federation of Independent States, including the sea power Corinth. Sparta and Athens were not fighting at all. But they are not the only ones who suffer. They have many alliances with other urban countries, including the Derian Alliance and the Peloponnesos Alliance, which were also in conflict. This means that the outcome of their foolishness is not limited to perpetrators; the whole of Greece carries devastation. Although Sparta and her ally eventually "won", it was a tough victory. There is no outstanding army in Thebes. Or the navy. Or ideal. Still it is politics. They are most powerful, mainly because others are weak. Therefore, the elimination of these two powerful urban national leaders deprived Greece's strong leadership. Indeed, the Greeks received the history of forgotten weakness in the Third Sacred War (356 - 346 BC) when they renegated each other.

These memories often have obvious political qualities. In the ancient times, (C. 800-479 BCE) was used before the dark age of Greece (c.1200 - 800 BCE), followed by the classical period (about 510 - 323 BCE) ( Lloyd 2012). One of the most noteworthy aspects of the ancient times was politics and law. These are some of the major changes that took place during this period, mainly due to the increase in the population of Greece (the rise of the new urban settlements brought about by this and the expansion of the population center). Leading to colonization and a new era In the era of ancient Greece and the classical era, there were significant similarities and differences between the two specific city states. The two city states, Sparta and Athens all have their own government, history, goals, and social forms. After experiencing the effects of population growth and shortage of arable land, the Spartans were impressed by their hopes of seeking a new life on the spacious mountains of the western mountainous areas. They decided to change their advantages in fishing and trade. The two largest city states are Athens and Sparta. Although Athens is democracy, Sparta is the oligarchy, which means it is dominated by a few powerful and wealthy people. Ancient Greece is also known for many things, including the birthplace of the first Olympic Games, beautiful buildings, famous philosophers such as Socrates, Plato and Aristotle. The two biggest city states have problems at all. At the stage of art after ancient Greece, there are three academic differences equivalent to the historical era of nearly the same name. These are ancient, classical, and Hellenistic. The ancient times were usually 1000 BC. The Persian War from 480 BC to 448 BC was generally considered between the classical line between the ancient and classical era of 323 BC and the death of Alexander the Great. Of course, in various places in the Greek world, various forms of art, from various arts to various degrees of art, are evolving at various speeds. There is a sudden change from one period to another.

Lysistrata is a script created by Aristophanes in 411 BC. At that time of the history of Greece, city nations continued to fight each other. Therefore, these women are at home. As a woman, Lysistrata was tired of the fight, she invited all Greek women to attend the meeting. When they finally appeared, Lysistrata proposed her peace plan: there was no sex before the war ceased. She eventually convinced all the other women. It is the only way to achieve peace on land. Lysistrata - Lysistrata is a woman in Athens who is tired of the war in Athens and the treatment of women. Lysistrata collects women from Sparta and Athens to solve these social diseases and finds success and strength in her pursuit. Lysistrata is the most feminine of women from Athens or Sparta, and her masculinity helps her respect men. Lampito - Lampito is a representative of women in Sparta. Lampito is a large and cleverly made woman, and an American audience may think of Appalachia 's strong accent (According to Arrowsmith' s translation, Sparta is equivalent to Greece 's hard South). Lampito takes a Spartan woman to Lysistrata's plan Lysistrata will organize all women's conferences in Greece and will discuss plans to conclude the Peloponnesos war. When Lysistrata was waiting for Sparta, Thebes and women in other areas met her, she cursed the weakness of the woman. The Lysistrata program calls for women to refuse sexual relations with their husbands until signing a peace treaty. Lysistrata also cooperated with an older lady in Athens (an older female choir) and planned to catch the Acropolis in the second half of the day. Women from different regions eventually gathered and Lysistrata persuaded them to swear to refuse sex with their husbands until the parties signed the Peace Treaty. To celebrate the oath, when a woman sacrificed a bottle of wine to God, they heard an old lady who conveys the voice of the Acropolis, the fortress of the Athens Treasury. In Lysistrata, the fight between two men and women is certainly a noisy battle. There are two choirs in the drama, and one is an old man and an old man. Immediately after the party at Lysistrata, two choirs faced the gates of the Acropolis, and the women grabbed the gates. There, the men tried to ignite, and the women soon disappeared - the symbolism is not to be overlooked. "We scare you, are you?" Ask a woman. These people threatened to strike them: "Beat the O, hit it again, hit it until you run away." "I will not give it up, but like a dog, I will shake a piece of meat that shakes in front of me Bite. "The man calls a woman a dirty woman and says," A woman is the shameless of all beasts. " beast. "

What is the reform that Claystenes is doing and his possible motivation? Megares' s son, Claystennes, began studying the Attic Constitution (Athens). Unlike Solon, he has not left any work to explain himself, so he is still a vague personality. Unlike Solon, Claysten did not receive clear instructions for reform. His accomplishments are made through Congress and government agencies are made up of all citizens responsible for passing legislation. His main motivation as a wealthy and aristocratic family leader may be to gain political power for himself and his noble believers, as well as for military purposes and democracy. Cleicyhenes of Sicyon was a tyrant of the 6th century BC, and it seemed that he held power by having led his city to war with Argos. Claistezn reminded me of reorganizing the tribal division in the city and reforming the state organization. His grandchild is Athens' Cleisthenes and is considered one of the founder of Athens democracy. Claesthenes of Athens is also a brother of Myanmar tyrant Peisistratos. Rulers of the 6th century challenged the established aristocracy and came to power by transferring the majority of his power to the lower class. Peisistratos also established an autocratic dynasty (called Peisistratids) remembered to patronize art and to lay the foundation of Athens democracy. In the second half of the 6th century BC, Athens belonged to tyranny of Peisistratos, followed by his sons Hippias and Hipparchos. But in 510 BC, under the direction of Athenian nobility Claystenness, King Sparta Creomenny helped Athens overthrow the tyranny. After that, Sparta and Athena soon opened each other, and at this time Cremeness I installed Isa - Gorath as a consular parent Sparta. In order to prevent Athens from becoming Sparta, Kristin responded to his compatriots to make a revolution in Athens. Regardless of their status, all citizens have political power. Athens will be "democracy". Therefore, the Athenians were extremely enthusiastic to recognize that they had easily defeated Sparta's invasion for the resurrection of Isa Goras, after defeating Isa Goras and performing the Claysteen reform. The arrival of democracy cured many diseases of Athens, and brought the "golden age" to Athens. When Aeschylus was 15 years old, in 510 BC, Clio Menez I banished Peter Stratus's son from Athens and Christians took power. Claysthene reform includes a registration system that emphasizes the importance of family tradition. In the last decade of the sixth century, Aeschylus and his family lived in the house of Elysses. The Persian War played an important role in the playwright's life and career. In 490 BC, Aeschylus and his brother Cynegeirus fought for Persian Darius I invasion army in a marathon campaign. The Athens won the victory. It is the victory of the Greek countries. However, Cinegyles died in the fight and was fatally injured when trying to prevent the Persian naval vessel from retreating from the shore, and his brother praised him as a hero.

History began with ur and Babylon, continuing in cities like New York City, and witnessing the rise and fall of many powerful cities. Two of them, the ancient Athens and the ancient Rome, stand out from the world around them and the future civilization due to their culture, politics and influence. These advantages qualify them to become the cities of the world, and they eventually lose power, but their legacy still exists. In 448 BC Athens won hegemony right after the city Sparta like the war. The rise and the rise of ancient Rome have reached an important time for the rise of Western civilization. Through Rome, the outcome of the ancient Greek civilization was handed down to medieval Europe. Roman architecture, sculpture, philosophy, literature are all built on the model of Greece, forming their own unique elements, leaving a heritage for the heritage of later Western civilization. But in law and politics, Rome has the strongest influence today. Many European laws still derive from Roman law. Equity (true justice), equality before the law, civil rights and the idea of ​​elected officials are derived from the Greeks, but they are further adopted by the Romans, and in our basic Roman letters I was told. History began with ur and Babylon, continuing in cities like New York City, and witnessing the rise and fall of many powerful cities. Two of them, the ancient Athens and the ancient Rome, stand out from the world around them and the future civilization due to their culture, politics and influence. These advantages qualify them to become the cities of the world, and they eventually lose power, but their legacy still exists. - Sparta's Fall Condition Assumption: Since Sparta did not allow fighters to fight in battle, the beginning of Sparta collapsed at the beginning of BC 100 years, Dorian invaded Greece from the north. In the age of blackness, Durian went south and caught the inhabitants of the land they passed through as an aid. At the beginning of the dark era, Laconia had many Dorian settlements, each of which was thought to have its own population.

For over 30 years, the two largest military forces in the world have fought against the advantage of Greece. The Athenian Elite Navy and Sparta and its allies' powerful army decided the direction of Greece in a spectacular fight. Through Thuycides 'story, we let the world' s first witnesses convey the story of a great historian who experienced it. From this point of view, we can analyze the war that can be interpreted as the first war against imperialism. The history of the Peloponnesus war is based on the history of the Peloponnese war between 431 and 404 ° C. The war was led by others by the Athens (Delian league) and Sparta within the Peloponnesos alliance. The general of war, Thucydides (historian of Athens), has developed the focus of battle. Together with the lack of trust in Thucydides' information, stories are not as direct experience as Homer. But he guessed the fact of the Trojan war with the poet 's epic. For example, Thucydides presumed that the number of Greek ships against Troy exceeded 1,000 due to poetry exaggeration, but he joined Homer's ship catalog as it approached the existence of Greek soldiers. In addition, Thucydides insisted that Homer refused to participate in the mention from the former Greek state to the former Greek state in organizing effective publicity activities. Thucydides added that Troy will be conquered ... What is Peloponnesus War? Today we call it a war of Peloponnesus - a historian calls it the second Peloponnesus war (this is the theme of Thucydides' life and work, and of decisive events in his life Is) - Yes 27 years conflict between two prominent city states of ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta. This is a long war from 431 BC to 404 BC, a very destructive war. It ended with a victory over Sparta to Athens, but Thucydides claimed that Athens ultimately lost its "polarization" of war democracy through civil warfare rather than its hostile behavior. It affected foreign policy of the country. For unknown reasons Thucydides 'own work was suddenly interrupted seven years before the end of the war in 411 BC - but as I pointed out, he diagnosed the cause of Athens' failure.

The real role of Aristophanes, a woman in the Lysistrata era, was well documented in the development of the dramatic arts and its status in the Athens community. His comedy "Lysistrata" reflects the hatred of popular warfare in Athens after a devastating visit to Sicily. It is mature, sexually suggestive and provides a deep understanding of human sexuality, desire, and timeliness of gender warfare, but its aim is politics on the stupidity of Athens military attack It is to state a statement. Lysistrata - Lysistrata is a woman in Athens who is tired of the war in Athens and the treatment of women. Lysistrata collects women from Sparta and Athens to solve these social diseases and finds success and strength in her pursuit. Lysistrata is the most feminine of women from Athens or Sparta, and her masculinity helps her respect men. Lampito - Lampito is a representative of women in Sparta. Lampito is a large and cleverly made woman, and an American audience may think of Appalachia 's strong accent (According to Arrowsmith' s translation, Sparta is equivalent to Greece 's hard South). Lampito takes a Spartan woman to Lysistrata's plan Lysistrata will organize all women's conferences in Greece and will discuss plans to conclude the Peloponnesos war. When Lysistrata was waiting for Sparta, Thebes and women in other areas met her, she cursed the weakness of the woman. The Lysistrata program calls for women to refuse sexual relations with their husbands until signing a peace treaty. Lysistrata also cooperated with an older lady in Athens (an older female choir) and planned to catch the Acropolis in the second half of the day. Women from different regions eventually gathered and Lysistrata persuaded them to swear to refuse sex with their husbands until the parties signed the Peace Treaty. To celebrate the oath, when a woman sacrificed a bottle of wine to God, they heard an old lady who conveys the voice of the Acropolis, the fortress of the Athens Treasury. The real role of Aristophanes, a woman in the Lysistrata era, was well documented in the development of the dramatic arts and its status in the Athens community. His comedy "Lysistrata" reflects the hatred of popular warfare in Athens after a devastating visit to Sicily. - Role of women in ancient Greece and Egypt Throughout history, most societies have placed women at a lower position than men. This is often considered a natural result of biological differences between males and females. For example, in many societies, women are considered to be more emotional and definitive than men. Women are also considered to have low intelligence and lack creativity

I. Theme Fire Gate is a novel about the battle of Thermopylae in ancient Greece. This novel relates to hero Xeones who died in the fight of Thermopyla first. The Greek god Apollo asked him to stand up from death to tell the story of his life to Zerske of Persia. The story of Xeones began at an early age. His town was betrayed and conquered by one of their companions. He avoided being killed by escaping to the mountain with his cousin Diomache and his family 's slave Bruxieus. Behind the scenes of the 300 Sparta Warriors' Museum written by Stephen Pressfield was the last few days, they were held in Thermopole in 480 BC. Battle of 7 days When I tried to enter the Marine after the September 11 terrorist attack, I read this sentence and imagined Leonidas talking to his officers. And it led to the rapid formation of a sense that it would be my professional warrior. What is a typical definition. Like many other people who serve and serve in the armies of today, it has brought about the careful study and acquisition of tactical science, the pursuit of strategic art, and the history of armed conflict. This sentence will drive me to acquire mental and physical abilities to win the fight. Nothing is as important as sticking to a single standard. I chose the name of Spartan Woman as my husband and I are fans of the movie "300" (based on Steven Pressfield's book "Gates of Fire"). She has elegance, beauty, confidence and courage. According to Pressfield, Sparta women are the source of strength and soul behind Sparta society. Although their sharp wisdom, honesty, and sportiness are sometimes despised, they are often admired from the rest of the Greek world. No, this blog, like a real show, is not about sensational and dramatic drama and military personnel's spouse conflict. Soldiers are not opposed to their rating officials and rogues; it is not as terrible as Hollywood wants us to believe. I can not guarantee that all your stories end in happiness, but it will not be a man of tears. This is about real, inspirational people who lead the real life and complete it

Helen in Troy In myths of Greece, Helen of Troy, also known as Helen of Sparta, is the sister of Zeus and daughters of Leda, Castel, Pollux and Kleinestra. In Greek mythology she is considered to be the most beautiful woman in the world. Through marriage, she is the queen of Laconia, the state of Homer of Greece and the wife of King Menelaus. She caused a Trojan horse war and was kidnapped by Troy, the Prince of Paris. Elements of her biased biography come from classic writers such as Aristophanes, Cicero. In Greek myths, Helen of Troy (Greek: Ἑλένη, Helen, pronounced), also known as Helen of Spartan, or Helen, is said to be the most beautiful woman in the world, with the Melody of Sparta The King got married However, when Prince Troy in Paris was kidnapped, when Ammonite took her back and took him back to Sparta, it led to a Trojan horse war. She is considered to be the daughter of Zeus and Leda, and is the sister of Clytemnestra, Castor and Polydeuces. Her presumed biographical elements come from classic writers such as Aristophanes, Cicero, Europe, Homer, (Iliad and Odyssey). Her story is published in Aignid's Volume 2, Virgil. She was kidnapped by Theuses when she was young. The competition between her prospective married made her look victorious by marriage. At the moment, as Homer's Trolley king Iliad said, Prima was bet by Alexander (Greek) against Helen's Trojan horse, the wife of Agamemnon. Prince Troy was kidnapped in Paris. Because Paris refused to return to Helen, the war was thought to last about 10 years or more. Troy, a Greek warrior who opens the Greek gate can overcome the city, burn it and loot it

Until the next Persian king Xerxes can gain power. Xerox will take power in about 486 BC and intend to continue the retaliation of Persia against the Greeks. "Since we decided to use unstoppable power this time, Xerxes collected hundreds of thousands of infantry and 600 naval units in 481 BC." He threatened Greece and all city states surrender to him I requested. Many city cities surrender, except for a relatively small number of cities including Athens and Sparta. The Peloponnesos war (431-404 bce) was a war between the two major city states of ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta. Everyone is standing on the head of an alliance, and they contain almost all Greek city states. This battle mostly encompassed the entire Greek world, the monastery regarded it as one of the world's best historical works, regarded it as the most important war of the day. Indeed, the Athens Union is an empire that includes most of the islands and coastal states around the coast of the northern and eastern part of the Aegean Sea. Sparta is the leader of the Independent State Union including the major land forces on the Peloponnese and the central part, as well as Corinth of the marine forces. Therefore, the Athenians have a stronger navy, and the Spartans have stronger troops. One of the most important wars in the ancient world was the Peloponnesos war (431 - 404 BC). Conflict is a longstanding war between Athens and Sparta and their respective allies. It shocked Greece and changed the direction of the classical world. It can be said that the war ended the Golden Age of Athenian culture and weakened the Greek world forever. The origin of this confrontation is complex. The ultimate origin of the war was the fear of Sparta increasing the forces of the Athenian Empire. After the Persian War, the two major powers could not reach an agreement in the range of their respective influence. This discrepancy leads to friction, eventually leading to a complete war. In addition, Athens and its ambitions made Greece unstable. Society of completely different Athens and Sparta is also an important element in the occurrence of war, and there is also an ideological aspect. For 27 years, the Peloponnesos war between Athens and Sparta of ancient Greece changed forever the landscape of the ancient world. Thought to be one of the first major wars in the world, the Athenians and the Spartans carried out a bloody and terrible war for freedom. After the first series of battles, in the midst of sadness and loss, the Athenian leader Pellicle confronted his compatriots and took his famous funeral speech to commemorate the immortality of Athens' life loss Announced. Among his fallen fellows, the great pellicle said: "Because the heroes use the whole earth as their tombs, and on the land far from themselves, the pillars with the inscription declare it Each breast has it, a tablet record.Please protect it except your heart These are your role model, judge that happiness is the result of freedom, courage and freedom, and We will never reduce the danger of war. "

One thing that caused social tension in Athens in the 5th century BC was called the Second Peloponnesos War (461 BC). Ancient materials of this era include Epitaphios Logos, Lysistrata, and other evidence revealing the social tensions that Athenian was facing this time. This will explain the Athensm - architecture that caused tension. At the end of the Persian War, Athens and Sparta became the two major powers of the Greek world. As Athens trust increased, they promoted "Athenaism" to make Athens the leader of that empire. The Peloponnese war broke out between the Greek city Athens and Sparta. The tension between the two cities continued to rise, eventually reaching a breakthrough. - For more than three decades, the world's two largest armies contested Greek hegemony. The Athenian Elite Navy and Sparta and its allies' powerful army decided the direction of Greece in a spectacular fight. Through Thuycides 'story, we have one of the world' s first eyewitnesses telling stories of great historians. One thing that caused social tension in Athens in the 5th century BC was called the Second Peloponnesos War (461 BC). Ancient materials of this era include Epitaphios Logos, Lysistrata, and other evidence revealing the social tensions that Athenian was facing this time. This will explain the Athensm - architecture that caused tension. At the end of the Persian War, Athens and Sparta became the two major powers of the Greek world. - Greek classical literature is regarded as a model of literary works related to the history of ancient Greece. Greek literature shows the classical lifestyle, culture and belief of the Greek race in the early part of mainstream ancient and classical European history. Famous Greek writers such as Thucydides, Homer, Aristophanes, etc. are still considered today as the transmitter of Greek life in the classical context of Europe.

What does the sacrifice mean? According to the World English Dictionary, the term noun means abandoning something of value as a means to get more desirable or as a means to prevent any evil. In addition, according to Dictionary.com, the meaning of the sacrificed verb is to give up or give up for other reasons, or tolerate harm or disadvantage. In my opinion, sacrifice is an act of pushing something aside for some greater value or meaning. According to the definition of human sacrifice terms, the Kamikaze pilot who tried to crash an airplane into Allied war during World War II can be defined as a human sacrifice. Their airplanes sometimes have an image of cherry blossoms, and it symbolizes the warrior who historically gave the emperor his life. Another example of human sacrifice can be found in the story of Human Bassilla - the human sacrifice is on the walls and floors of important buildings like the castle. It is a controversial question about how often this practice is done and which structure was actually created by human sacrifice. According to legend, Maruoka Castle (built in 1576) contains the farmer's woman's sacrifice that her son agrees with the sacrifice so that it can become part of the samurai class. Everyone has a word that defines my life and who I am, but still the word of sacrifice tells me who I am and how I will apply it to my life Define it. First of all, what does the sacrifice mean? According to the World English Dictionary, the term noun means abandoning something of value as a means to get more desirable or as a means to prevent any evil. - INTRODUCTION Most people think Sparta, a small and meaningless Greek city city today, was a very powerful civilization thousands of years ago. It is very small compared to most countries and cities in the 21st century. However, its historical impact is so great that Sparta is still respected. Contemporary culture is still influenced by ancient Sparta and Greece Human sacrifice is defined as the ritualization of humanity and the killing of religious motives. It is no longer licensed by any country, but it has been practiced by society around the world. The chiefs and pastors are often necked, beaten, drowned and burned to please all their ancestors and gods. Because the victims are higher than the victims, I urge researchers to ask if violence will contribute to social purposes. Joseph Watts of the Anthropological Institute in Jena, Germany, said: "Social elite uses human sacrifice as a tool to plant fears and exercise strength."

Best answer: Greek society has two types. They can represent Athens and Sparta. While the Athens community has cultures that focus on religion, sports, philosophy, science, and theater, Sparta society has a culture based on athletics and warfare. Since the Spartans are only focused on war, it is by no means complicated. The political organization of Athens is sometimes dictatorship, sometimes democracy. Sparta is governed by two kings, General Sparta, Veterans and Elders also say, but this is mainly authoritarian. The social structure of Sparta consists of slaves, warriors, generals, and two kings. The social structure of Athens consists of slaves, citizens and soldiers, scholars, pastors and politicians. The Athenian society of the Spartan society is much more complicated Hollywood movies are socialized, but there is no slave in social structure. The Persians are free people and despise slavery. They released the Jews from Babylon's slavery Persian culture focuses on Yupee, spirituality, philosophy, war, music, literature, science, and ancient traditions. Persians do not have democracy, what was the democracy of those days? Corruption is more open than democracy we currently know. In Greece there are only a few people who are actually voting What is good for Persia? The Persian social structure consists of ordinary people, warriors, scholars, priests, aristocrats, and kings. The big difference between Greece and the Persian empire has overturned the limited number of similarities they share. Although their love for wine and dominant gender is likely to be as much as the two empires, government systems, religious beliefs, and the way each empire was discovered, Greeks and Persians are mostly people It was more diversified than I imagined. For these reasons, I think it is easier to compare Greece and the Persian Empire. The Persian Empire was one of the most powerful empires of the time and threatened the Greeks in 499 BC. The Persian Empire ruled by Darius spread from the Mediterranean to the Indus Valley. Persians are far more than Greeks and should be easily conquered. Because they united for one purpose, the Greeks were able to defeat the Persians. This unification provides the power they need to overcome decisive military and naval battle. - Timothy Fendley The image of animals in the war of Sigmund Freud states that "Our seeds are erupting volcanically eruptingly aggressively ... We have not only positive survival instincts but also because of invasion There is also a self-destructive "instinct of death" that replaces us with others "(Myers 666). Born in Toronto, Canada in 1930, Timothy Fendley explored human preference for violence in his third novel, The War. In Greece in the early 5th century BC, the Greeks were threatened by the Persian Empire. Between 500 BC and 479 BC, the Greeks and the Persians engaged in two wars. The Persians were much more powerful than the Greeks, but the Greeks won unexpectedly. In this scene of Goliath and David, the Greeks were weak, beating the Persians for their heroic behavior, God's support, and Greece unification. Because of the expansion of the Persian empire to Greece, the loss of freedom and the crisis of inflation to the Persians imminent, the Greeks are at risk to endanger their lives in order to endanger their unity and their lives I am shocked.

By the Peloponnese War, the Athenians fought against the Spartans. Peloponnesos Peninsula is a city state alliance that is dominated by Sparta. These two powerful city states are involved in a struggle for the control of the eastern Mediterranean. Conflict, especially the expedition roots are very complicated. As Thucydides said in the history of his war, the fundamental cause is that the Spartans are concerned about the power of Athens expansion. But the event that triggered was an attack against Athens' Sucota's ally Corinth. What is Peloponnesus War? Today we call it a war of Peloponnesus - a historian calls it the second Peloponnesus war (this is the theme of Thucydides' life and work, and of decisive events in his life Is) - Yes 27 years conflict between two prominent city states of ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta. This is a long war from 431 BC to 404 BC, a very destructive war. It ended with a victory over Sparta to Athens, but Thucydides claimed that Athens ultimately lost its "polarization" of war democracy through civil warfare rather than its hostile behavior. It affected foreign policy of the country. For unknown reasons Thucydides 'own work was suddenly interrupted seven years before the end of the war in 411 BC - but as I pointed out, he diagnosed the cause of Athens' failure. Thucydides is known for his masterpiece of the history of the Peloponnesus War (a war between the Peloponnesian alliance led by Otaku Sparta and the Derian alliance led by democratic Athens). The Peloponnesus War occurred between 431 BC and 404 BC, but the history of Tukidi ended in 411 BC. His death may not make him complete his history. At the beginning of his history (1.1), Thucydides said that he began writing about the war between the Athenians and Peloponnese since the beginning of the war as he thought it would be the biggest war of that period. One of the most common wars in this area. Not only because Athens and Sparta were very strong when they entered the war, but also because other Greek cities quickly formed an alliance with one of the two competitors.

But can you regard their pride (too proud) and arrogance, if not possible, as weaknesses? I am struggling to find my strengths / weaknesses Best answer: Weakness in Athens is not proud. The Spartans are even more proud than the Athens. Because they have not even created walls to protect their city, they are proud of their power. Athenian democracy is both its strengths and weaknesses. Because most of the outstanding people born of democracy are also persecuted (rejected) and afraid that they can gain more power. In addition, family democracy is well managed, but when its allies' Athens policy seems like monarchism, its allies resent her, especially when occupying and destroying high taxes refusing Athens payment I will start. After the island I was on my side. I want to help. So another weakness is the foreign policy towards that alliance. So what is the difference between Athens and Sparta? These ancient Greek metropolises are competitors at some point and differ in different ways. Athens emphasizes education very much. They promote learning and value intelligence. On the other hand, Sparta is obsessed with building military strength and training the effectiveness of their combat. Athens is considered to be the place where Western civilization and democracy began. Sparta is known for its military strength. Women in Athens are restricted at home and freedom is limited. They are not allowed to possess property, they are married early with their parents. In contrast, Sparta women have literacy skills and are allowed to possess property. However, they are forbidden to marry until they are nearly twenty years old. Athens and Sparta Athens and Sparta are the two largest Greek city states in the ancient world. The two towering cities of the heyday were the most influential cultural, military and trade powers of Western civilization in the 1st century BC. It is quite contrasting, but very similar and laid the foundation for the Peloponnesos war. The difference between the two is the influence of geographical isolation, but they start with the same ideological architectural basis. It was the Ionicians Greeks who instigated the transfer of power from Sparta to Athens, said Athens should have been a Peloponnesos war in 432 BC. "We could not get this empire forcibly and came to us when we did not want to fight the Persians." This clearly insults the Spartans greatly I guess. I am proud of courage and fighting.

Athens and Sparta are two of the most powerful city states in ancient Greece. There are obvious similarities between the two city states, but Athens and Sparta have big differences in every aspect of society. Some of these differences include government, military and values ​​(education and culture). Athens and Sparta strongly believe that their urban nation is better and there is always some distrust among them. As a result of this cultural confrontation, the war has finally started during the so-called Peloponnese War between 431 BC Between Athens and Sparta. After the conflict, the city state of Athens and Sparta never existed, and soon Greeks were taken over by Macedonians. Athenians and Spartans have various values ​​that influence every aspect of life, from childhood to adulthood. Despite the constant struggle for power, Athens and Sparta still have a wonderful heritage to help shape the world. Write a comment mark with a humorous essay, a prose holiday that a friend should remember. See sample paper outline mla format. Essay Technology and Communication Unemployment Writing to Write a Joke About Memories of Essay's Restaurant Attorney Essay Writing (French Prose Sample Fashion) Your Personality Essay Popular Articles of Jacksonville Desert Island Games esl Official Essay Innovative Essay Writing Layout pdf on World Change Organization Chart Abraham Lincoln Thesis Democratic Leadership Thesis Theater Papers Macbeth and Answers by Technical Papers My Papers Creating Services Harry Potter Essay My Hero Toy Robot, Assistant Suicide Article documentary Essay Explanation Documentary sample? Marketing Paper Creative Hotel Restaurant Film Thesis Paper Review UK Holidays Paper - Essay Research Hobby Reflection Professional Paper Sample Action Format Writing a Research Paper. Paper Sample Literature Broadcast invention invention essay Contest friendship stpm download Papers introduction 2017 essay on conclusions Postman delivery member twice pdf theses abroad abroad (spoiled child's essay manual) monograph. About alternative energy Kenya's smoking essay essay community thesis White research paper apa format abstract paper sample format xsd file. The communication sample paper called ftce wrote the 2017 scholarship papers. Paper is the anger analysis paper paper academic paper stereotype Paper video song knowledge economic paper Wikipedia business finance paper focus on the Independence Day of friendly paper production of demarzo xwordenvironment. Tylenol cat noolagam Papers My early child's dissertation center Sports contest Literature vocabulary Community project Paper story A way to quit the comprehensive paper semester papers to download free ntse samples. Essay Bands 5 and 6 Mute System Economics Papers Greed university thesis (Book of a book using mla format) Papers of Business Conference UK Official mla Title Article Enlarged Article Sample Commercial Sports Science Writing Topic Article. The role of this topic in my family's article is an article on entertainment topics written in a bicycle essay. Essay Family and society asked about the poor environment for cooking Nikola Tesla essay knjiga za decu, my Hindi articles for my family's paper ?????????? Yesterday afternoon? How to end my friends' biographies friendship within my sunset time (I am David's article ingles) Quantitative research on government relations and family paper Definition of the best stories on environmental papers on papers on articles

What does the sacrifice mean? According to the World English Dictionary, the term noun means abandoning something of value as a means to get more desirable or as a means to prevent any evil. In addition, according to Dictionary.com, the meaning of the sacrificed verb is to give up or give up for other reasons, or tolerate harm or disadvantage. In my opinion, sacrifice is an act of pushing something aside for some greater value or meaning. According to the definition of human sacrifice terms, the Kamikaze pilot who tried to crash an airplane into Allied war during World War II can be defined as a human sacrifice. Their airplanes sometimes have an image of cherry blossoms, and it symbolizes the warrior who historically gave the emperor his life. Another example of human sacrifice can be found in the story of Human Bassilla - the human sacrifice is on the walls and floors of important buildings like the castle. It is a controversial question about how often this practice is done and which structure was actually created by human sacrifice. According to legend, Maruoka Castle (built in 1576) contains the farmer's woman's sacrifice that her son agrees with the sacrifice so that it can become part of the samurai class. Everyone has a word that defines my life and who I am, but still the word of sacrifice tells me who I am and how I will apply it to my life Define it. First of all, what does the sacrifice mean? According to the World English Dictionary, the term noun means abandoning something of value as a means to get more desirable or as a means to prevent any evil. - INTRODUCTION Most people think Sparta, a small and meaningless Greek city city today, was a very powerful civilization thousands of years ago. It is very small compared to most countries and cities in the 21st century. However, its historical impact is so great that Sparta is still respected. Contemporary culture is still influenced by ancient Sparta and Greece Human sacrifice is defined as the ritualization of humanity and the killing of religious motives. It is no longer licensed by any country, but it has been practiced by society around the world. The chiefs and pastors are often necked, beaten, drowned and burned to please all their ancestors and gods. Because the victims are higher than the victims, I urge researchers to ask if violence will contribute to social purposes. Joseph Watts of the Anthropological Institute in Jena, Germany, said: "Social elite uses human sacrifice as a tool to plant fears and exercise strength."

In the history of the Peloponnesos war Thucydides took the view that when he first read it gave the impression that his opinion was deleted to objectively analyze the great destruction of Athens during the war. Based on the interaction of fear, interest, honor he began with a "medical history" on how humans built their first society. Then progress on how the war has decentrated the great society of Athens. This allowed Thucydides to review eloquent speeches rather than strategies to more easily speak of arrogant controversy. The history of the Peloponnesus war is based on the history of the Peloponnese war between 431 and 404 ° C. The war was led by others by the Athens (Delian league) and Sparta within the Peloponnesos alliance. The general of war, Thucydides (historian of Athens), has developed the focus of battle. Together with the lack of trust in Thucydides' information, stories are not as direct experience as Homer. But he guessed the fact of the Trojan war with the poet 's epic. For example, Thucydides presumed that the number of Greek ships against Troy exceeded 1,000 due to poetry exaggeration, but he joined Homer's ship catalog as it approached the existence of Greek soldiers. In addition, Thucydides insisted that Homer refused to participate in the mention from the former Greek state to the former Greek state in organizing effective publicity activities. Thucydides added that Troy will be conquered ... What is Peloponnesus War? Today we call it a war of Peloponnesus - a historian calls it the second Peloponnesus war (this is the theme of Thucydides' life and work, and of decisive events in his life Is) - Yes 27 years conflict between two prominent city states of ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta. This is a long war from 431 BC to 404 BC, a very destructive war. It ended with a victory over Sparta to Athens, but Thucydides claimed that Athens ultimately lost its "polarization" of war democracy through civil warfare rather than its hostile behavior. It affected foreign policy of the country. For unknown reasons Thucydides 'own work was suddenly interrupted seven years before the end of the war in 411 BC - but as I pointed out, he diagnosed the cause of Athens' failure. Thucydides is known for his masterpiece of the history of the Peloponnesus War (a war between the Peloponnesian alliance led by Otaku Sparta and the Derian alliance led by democratic Athens). The Peloponnesus War occurred between 431 BC and 404 BC, but the history of Tukidi ended in 411 BC. His death may not make him complete his history. At the beginning of his history (1.1), Thucydides said that he began writing about the war between the Athenians and Peloponnese since the beginning of the war as he thought it would be the biggest war of that period. One of the most common wars in this area. Not only because Athens and Sparta were very strong when they entered the war, but also because other Greek cities quickly formed an alliance with one of the two competitors.

The Persian War is a series of conflicts between the state of Greece and the Persian Empire between 500 and 449 BC. It began in 500 BC. It is when the city state of Greece on the coast of small Asia under the rule of the Persian Empire rebels the authoritarian rule of Persian king Darius. Eubia Island 's Athens and Eretria provided assistance to these Greek cities, but that was not enough. Persians conquered Greece and decided to let Athens and Eretria help the city of Ionia. By the first Persian invasion in 492 BC, the fleet was destroyed by the storm before it was damaged. King Darius sent another Persian squadron in 490 and destroyed it ... Read more The great Athenian general Miltiades presented a familiar battle plan. He decided to cut the team in the center of the square and to strengthen his wings. In the battle, Greek wings crushed Persian wings and made them retreat. At the same time, the Persians in the middle succeeded in breaking through the weak center of the plaza. Greece 's wings retreated to attack the Persians who broke through the defense of Greece, not the wings of Persia, who retreated to retreat. Then the heart of Greece turned and the Persians were surrounded. The Persians were slaughtered (5). According to Greek historian Herodotus, Persians lost 6,400 people, but Greeks only 192 people (4) lost. When Phalanx dominated the land, the Trinity ruled the ocean. The Trinity is a warship that can be seen for the first time in the 6th century BC in the Mediterranean. The Trinity completely changed the war in the sea. In the past few days, the battle of the Navy has been done by soldiers who jumped from one ship to another. However, with the introduction of the trio, the focus is on fight between ships. The Big Three had a striking ram that fiercely attacks the ship and attempts to sink them. Kiel is 40 meters long and it extends 3 meters in front of a place where it is armored by a bronze plate. of Greece had a decisive victory at Plattea, the ambition of Greek and Persian war, and the expansion of Persia to Europe ended. The war was won by the pan-Greek army, but Sparta gained credibility, and Sparta was the de facto leader of the entire Greek expedition in addition to the main characters of Thermopylae and Platya. It is a person. In the late classical era, Sparta and Athens, Thebes and Persia together became the mainstay of the superiority advantage of the opponent. As a result of the Peloponnesos war, Sparta's traditional mainland culture has reached for naval strength. At the top of that power, Sparta could even crush many elite Athens navies by crushing many major Greek countries. By the end of the 5th century BC, it defeated the Athenian Empire, marked the hegemony of Sparta, stands out as a country that invaded the Persian province of Anatolia. Why did the Greeks win Greek things occurring in the history of the Persian War? It will violate all the logic. This is one of the era when several Greek cities and countries unified the huge Persian invasion forces. The Greeks were able to overcome the Greek-Persian war for victory over the Persian Navy, several important strategic victories over the land, and reasons for their fighting. - From his 15-year-old minority to the incompetent rule of the rest of the reign, Henry VI is at least "child" from the viewpoint of governance. When he was a minority and his time as a nominal king laid the foundation for a rose war. If Henry is a smart king who is at least politically sensitive and can win the respect of the aristocracy, they will never experience the war of roses.

In the history of Thucydides' Peloponnesus War, Pericles praised the role of Athens heroes, put them in the field of logos, and led the Athenians to follow these ideals. The maintenance and continued success of Athens' political system depend on political epidemics, reason and discourse towards families, emotional reckless actions. But indiscriminate transformation of fate and wealth often highlights the logo from its fundamental. Thucydides is known for his masterpiece of the history of the Peloponnesus War (a war between the Peloponnesian alliance led by Otaku Sparta and the Derian alliance led by democratic Athens). The Peloponnesus War occurred between 431 BC and 404 BC, but the history of Tukidi ended in 411 BC. His death may not make him complete his history. At the beginning of his history (1.1), Thucydides said that he began writing about the war between the Athenians and Peloponnese since the beginning of the war as he thought it would be the biggest war of that period. One of the most common wars in this area. Not only because Athens and Sparta were very strong when they entered the war, but also because other Greek cities quickly formed an alliance with one of the two competitors. In the world of ancient Greece there were many wars and deadlocks. However, it is only one process, Peloponnesos war, that forever changed the history of Greece. The tension between Athens and Sparta became more and more nervous, so it left and left, leaving only destruction. The failure of Athens in the Peloponnesos war caused the collapse of Greece and the end of the classical era. - The Peloponnesus War faced a confrontation between the Athenian and the Spartans. Peloponnesos Peninsula is a city state alliance that is dominated by Sparta. These two powerful city states are involved in a struggle for the control of the eastern Mediterranean. Conflict, especially the expedition roots are very complicated. As Thucydides said in the history of his war, the fundamental cause is that the Spartans are concerned about the power of Athens expansion.

Myths are very important for ancient Greek men and women. They worship God and Goddess, write about their poetry, and are based on their numerous art works. Greek people are seeking help from the gods and goddesses in every aspect of their lives, including health, agriculture and war. Greek myths were created by Greek people, so people can understand Greek's own society by reading Greek myths. The three main goddesses worshiped by the Greeks are Hera, Athena and Aphrodite. As she was one of the three goddesses with Athena and Aphrodite, Hera participated in the beginning of the Trojan horse war. And argued that Golden Apple is "most fair". The trial in Paris finally decides who is the most beautiful among all the goddesses, and Hera will provide Paris, wealth, power, and throne, and Prince Troy will eventually choose Aphrodite. In the generation before helping the hero of Achaean, Hera also helped Greek hero Jason by seeking gold wool. Hera provides guidance to Jason and Argonauts on his way to Colchis and also plans to let Medea fall in love with the hero and finishes his mission with Jason. At the beginning of the Trojan horse the prince Prince Troipari was asked to determine which of the three Olympic goddesses was the most beautiful, he chose Aphrodite instead of Hera and Athena. Ararodite says that he will give him the love of the most beautiful woman in the world although both Hera and Athena want to bribe him with the emphasis. This is Helen of Sparta. Unfortunately, Helen of Spartan is married, but since Aphrodite held power, Helen of Spartan fell in love with Paris. After being with him, she became Helen of Troy. In the meantime, Hera and Athena became enemies of Troy, Aphrodite was faithful to Paris and Trojans. (Skidmore, 1) Paris was the prince of Troy, came to Sparta at an estimated diplomatic mission, asked Helen for victory. Prior to this trip, Zeus appointed Paris to judge the most beautiful goddess, Hera, Athena, or Aphrodite. In order to win his support, Aphrodite promised Paris the world's most beautiful woman. Influenced by Aphrodite's proposal, Paris chose her as the most beautiful goddess and won the anger of Athena and Hera. Helen is sometimes said to be raped in Paris, but the origin of ancient Greece is often oval and inconsistent. Herodotus said that Helen was kidnapped, but Cyprus said after saying Helen, "Aphrodite has joined Queen Sparta and Prince Troy." Sappho believes that Helen willingly will make Menelaus and his 9 year old daughter Hermione stay in Paris.

In the history of ancient Greece, we were able to find and understand the many major wars that occurred. One of the most destructive and important wars in Greek history was a Peloponnesos war. The war lasted 27 years, Sparta, Athens and its allies suffered a tremendous loss of life and economic turmoil. The reason why this war is so important is the influence on Athens and its political regime. As a result of the Persian War, Greece believes it is necessary to establish an alliance to defend against future attacks. What is Peloponnesus War? Today we call it a war of Peloponnesus - a historian calls it the second Peloponnesus war (this is the theme of Thucydides' life and work, and of decisive events in his life Is) - Yes 27 years conflict between two prominent city states of ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta. This is a long war from 431 BC to 404 BC, a very destructive war. It ended with a victory over Sparta to Athens, but Thucydides claimed that Athens ultimately lost its "polarization" of war democracy through civil warfare rather than its hostile behavior. It affected foreign policy of the country. For unknown reasons Thucydides 'own work was suddenly interrupted seven years before the end of the war in 411 BC - but as I pointed out, he diagnosed the cause of Athens' failure. Thucydides is known for his masterpiece of the history of the Peloponnesus War (a war between the Peloponnesian alliance led by Otaku Sparta and the Derian alliance led by democratic Athens). The Peloponnesus War occurred between 431 BC and 404 BC, but the history of Tukidi ended in 411 BC. His death may not make him complete his history. At the beginning of his history (1.1), Thucydides said that he began writing about the war between the Athenians and Peloponnese since the beginning of the war as he thought it would be the biggest war of that period. One of the most common wars in this area. Not only because Athens and Sparta were very strong when they entered the war, but also because other Greek cities quickly formed an alliance with one of the two competitors.

Lysistrata, originally produced in 411 BC. It is a drama that shows the frustration that Athens women face in the Peloponnesos war. A woman in Athens, Lysistrata is the protagonist of the play and her name is itself crucial because it means "she broke up the army" (p. 467, footnote 2). With the help of other Athens women, Lysistrata blocked further violence and organized a "sexual strike" to achieve peace between Athens and Sparta. After all, her campaign was adopted by Greek women and the women's efforts at Athens succeeded. In Aristophanes 'comedy, the character Lysistrata represents a model of Athens' ideal woman. Because her socially important role is peace of mind. (Lysistrata, note vi). Lysistrata plot a plot to save Athens from a catastrophic event of ongoing war. Lysistrata has revealed a chaotic network of urban states devastated by war. She transformed her country from a chaotic war into a peaceful order. After all, Lysistrata is planning to deny the sexual intercourse of all Greek men before they agree to end the war. Lysistrata supervised peace negotiations. After all, Lysistrata supervised peace negotiations, Athenians and Spartans reached a peace agreement. Through her role as a peacekeeper with her society, Lysistrata shows that the ideal Athenian woman is ultimately faithful to her city state Lysistrata - Lysistrata is a woman in Athens who is tired of the war in Athens and the treatment of women. Lysistrata collects women from Sparta and Athens to solve these social diseases and finds success and strength in her pursuit. Lysistrata is the most feminine of women from Athens or Sparta, and her masculinity helps her respect men. Lampito - Lampito is a representative of women in Sparta. Lampito is a large and cleverly made woman, and an American audience may think of Appalachia 's strong accent (According to Arrowsmith' s translation, Sparta is equivalent to Greece 's hard South). Lampito takes a Spartan woman to Lysistrata's plan

It can be traced back to 449 BC, Sparta and Athens always have an alliance, but as time goes by, one feels that one person is being threatened by others, so the balance slowly declines start. The Spartans have a strong partnership with the Athenians before becoming unstable. After they ruled the Persian War, the two countries gradually became aware of each other's power. In addition, over time, the Spartans have begun to realize that other states are surrounded by vigilance and delusions (Fox, 170). There is no country which should be particularly responsible for the pressure of the peace treaty, no war will occur by the development of these two countries. The history of the Peloponnesus war is based on the history of the Peloponnese war between 431 and 404 ° C. The war was led by others by the Athens (Delian league) and Sparta within the Peloponnesos alliance. The general of war, Thucydides (historian of Athens), has developed the focus of battle. Together with the lack of trust in Thucydides' information, stories are not as direct experience as Homer. But he guessed the fact of the Trojan war with the poet 's epic. For example, Thucydides presumed that the number of Greek ships against Troy exceeded 1,000 due to poetry exaggeration, but he joined Homer's ship catalog as it approached the existence of Greek soldiers. In addition, Thucydides insisted that Homer refused to participate in the mention from the former Greek state to the former Greek state in organizing effective publicity activities. Thucydides added that Troy will be conquered ... What is Peloponnesus War? Today we call it a war of Peloponnesus - a historian calls it the second Peloponnesus war (this is the theme of Thucydides' life and work, and of decisive events in his life Is) - Yes 27 years conflict between two prominent city states of ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta. This is a long war from 431 BC to 404 BC, a very destructive war. It ended with a victory over Sparta to Athens, but Thucydides claimed that Athens ultimately lost its "polarization" of war democracy through civil warfare rather than its hostile behavior. It affected foreign policy of the country. For unknown reasons Thucydides 'own work was suddenly interrupted seven years before the end of the war in 411 BC - but as I pointed out, he diagnosed the cause of Athens' failure. Thucydides is known for his masterpiece of the history of the Peloponnesus War (a war between the Peloponnesian alliance led by Otaku Sparta and the Derian alliance led by democratic Athens). The Peloponnesus War occurred between 431 BC and 404 BC, but the history of Tukidi ended in 411 BC. His death may not make him complete his history. At the beginning of his history (1.1), Thucydides said that he began writing about the war between the Athenians and Peloponnese since the beginning of the war as he thought it would be the biggest war of that period. One of the most common wars in this area. Not only because Athens and Sparta were very strong when they entered the war, but also because other Greek cities quickly formed an alliance with one of the two competitors.

The solution to the problem: Kuiper Leda's ability to manage the supply chain effectively is an important element in business success. To adopt a supply chain management strategy (inventory strategy) to minimize costs, improve the quality and efficiency of products and services, and maintain appropriate stock levels while reducing associated transport costs is a priority for all businesses Ideal. However, it is very difficult to achieve such a goal, and most companies adopt an inventory strategy that best meets the most basic needs (for example, In Greek mythology, Leda is Princess Aetolian who married King of Sparta Tyndareus. A beautiful woman, Leda seduced her with a swan image and was admired from Zeus who soaked her on the same night she slept with her husband. Leda brought children of Tyndareus, Castor, Clytemnestra, and Helen and Polydeuces children of Zeus. Cyprus sculptor Pygmarion carved a woman in ivory, then fell in love with her and finally married her under the blessing of Aphrodite. Pygmalion and Galatia have even descendants. The story of a breathtaking life in a statue resembles several Greek myths. "Sculpture looks very real and looks like moving, it is natural for ancient art work" and it is "handed down to the artist after literature" (Wikipedia) Leda and white birds are artistic stories and themes in Greek myths. There, Zeus tempted tempted Leda in the form of a swan. According to the later Greek myths, Leda took her husband Tindareus, Child of Sparta, Caster, Crimnestra and brought the children of Zeus, Helen and Polyuce. In the W. B. Yeats version, it is the daughter of Tytemareus, but Clytemnestra cleverly suggests that some swan was hurt by the swans being her mother (see below). According to many versions of the story, Zeus tempted the Leda to sleep the same night as her husband King Tyndareus, taking the shape of a swan. In some versions, she put two eggs and the children hatched from it. In other editions, Helen is the daughter of the goddess of revenge, and the goddess of revenge is waiting for the catastrophe of arrogant and proud people.

Zack Snyder film 300 released in 2006 depicts a sensational explanation of the Thermopylae fight under the command of Persia under the command of Xerxes in 480 BC and by The Sparta King, Leonidas . A Greek soldier was led. However, this movie is not based on history, it is based on Frank Miller's graphic novel. Also, it is natural that many scenes in the movie are historically incorrect. Some of these scenes include betrayal of Sparta by Ephialtes, but it goes without saying that it is not a humpback whale that actually looks like a lord of the rings. Persia and Greece are already in conflict (as mentioned above), the marathon campaign (490 BC), the battle of Salamis (480 BC), the battle of Athens in Greece (480 BC), and the fight against Greece. King Leonidas and his 300 Spartans. Persia conquered and burned the largest city of Greece, Athens. One year later, in 333 BC, Alexandre again faced the army of Darius at Issos led by Darius himself. Darius's army far exceeds Alexander College, Issus is a small place where Darius can not utilize the number of his troops. Alexander won Issus' battle and continued his conquest It is an era when Persia ruled the world. Greece fell sharply. It suffered great damage in the fight of the marathon (490 BC), the battle of Thermopylae (480 BC), and the battle of Salamis (480 BC). In addition, during the Peloponnesus War (431-404 BC), Greece also experienced a civil war between Athens and Sparta, the two most powerful cities. We can see the ancient world is like these years. You can see how powerful the Persian Empire is. There is no doubt that they were superpowers of that era. They dominate over half of the known world. This is a powerful empire with a powerful army. Compared with today's country, its borders are spreading from a part of India and Pakistan. These include Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Turkey, Lebanon, Kuwait, Jordan, Israel, Libya and Egypt. What made ancient Greece so incredible? In 480 BC, 60 thousand to 100 thousand Persians, mainly composed of slaves and mercenaries, arrived at the strait of Thermopylae and realized the vision of the dynasty of Persian Emperor Zelcus I. For the empire straddling the three continents, some isolated backwater cities that conquer this pretty idyllic archipelago should be children's games. So what explains the failure of the Persian gods who will not beat thousands of Clark shepherds? Is location information a limiting factor? In the battle of Thermopylae in 480 BC, the Greek city state federation fought with the Persian army invaded by the route of Thermopylae. The number of Greeks far exceeds one of the most famous sustainances in history. A small unit led by Spartan King Reonidas blocked the sole course of the large Xerxes army I could pass through. The Persians succeeded in breaking the Greeks, but suffered great losses and was very disproportionate for the Greeks. Local residents Efiats betrayed the Greeks and revealed the mountain path leading to the Greek line. King Leonidas disbanded other units, left 300 volunteers with 300 Spartans, 400 Tabans, and 700 Tapians. They knew that it meant their own death, but they secured the retreat of other Greek forces.

Sacrifice is the ability to protect others. It's not you. If you think about selfishness, it has flaws. There is no flaw if you think selfishly about it. The universe does not judge whether people sacrificed their lives for others. God is like that. They are infinite. We are just human beings and terminators. We do not seem like God or the universe. But we can act like them. Our position We left. ourselves. These show you who you are. Now I will leave this question: If you have the opportunity to sacrifice yourself for others, what about you? Let's get rid of the fear of death and return to the movement of the heart. Why do you say that? Sacrifice is a fatal choice and action. The mind is a guide to sacrifice. That's why sacrifice is important to me. Sacrificing words means giving up something for others. Sacrifice can be classified according to the content of abandonment for others. In the next paragraph, I will explain that people sacrifice like food, time, peace, and role as parents. Life is full of infinite possibilities, but in order to change the possibilities to reality, we have to choose - to sacrifice a lot to get this possibility. I can not get anything to give up Sacrifice is meaningful only in the context of purpose, dream, or mission. In pursuing these aspects, we often face obstacles that require losing physical or emotional comfort when serving more important things. In many cases, the greater the dream or vision, the greater the common sacrifice required to achieve it. Sacrifice is easier when we focus on what we choose rather than giving up Sacrifice is a key, I can hardly understand words, but sometimes it feels somewhat difficult to pay a sacrifice, but this means far more. Even if we are happy or not willing, do it. What to try to sacrifice by choosing, it exists, and surprisingly it is good to sacrifice by choosing who you love. Everyone has their own lives and words that define themselves, but the word sacrifice nevertheless shows how I am and how I apply it to my life Define it. First of all, what does the sacrifice mean? According to the World English Dictionary, the term noun means giving up valuable things as a means to obtain more desirable things or to prevent any evil. - INTRODUCTION Most people today are seeing small, meaningless Greek cities Sparta was a very powerful civilization thousands of years ago. It is very small compared to most countries and cities in the 21st century. However, its historical impact is so great that Sparta continues to respect it. Contemporary culture is still influenced by ancient Sparta and Greece Enthusiasm: The word "enthusiasm" comes from lovers, "sacrifices" in Greek. This origin is often interpreted as "religion". Because the sacrifice is an important part of the Greek gods and gods for the religion of ancient Greece. However, the importance for the leader is closer to the initial explanation. When we are passionate about certain things, we think that we are willing to pay for it. People enthusiastic about their careers will sacrifice time and money for this. Those who are passionate about their work will pay personal sacrifices, spend time on their work and educate themselves to do better things. Men and women enthusiastic about Marine Corps understand that sacrifice can be expensive

The solution to the problem: Kuiper Leda Kuiper Leda Incorporated (KL) is an electronic parts manufacturer in the Republic of the Novamire. The company specializes in manufacturing electronic control unit (ECU) and radio frequency identification device (RFID tag) for the automotive industry. Currently, they are relatively small companies with emphasis on product quality and delivery compliance. KL wants to improve inventory management and expand customer base. In Greek mythology, Leda is Princess Aetolian who married King of Sparta Tyndareus. A beautiful woman, Leda seduced her with a swan image and was admired from Zeus who soaked her on the same night she slept with her husband. Leda brought children of Tyndareus, Castor, Clytemnestra, and Helen and Polydeuces children of Zeus. Cyprus sculptor Pygmarion carved a woman in ivory, then fell in love with her and finally married her under the blessing of Aphrodite. Pygmalion and Galatia have even descendants. The story of a breathtaking life in a statue resembles several Greek myths. "Sculpture looks very real and looks like moving, it is natural for ancient art work" and it is "handed down to the artist after literature" (Wikipedia) Leda and white birds are artistic stories and themes in Greek myths. There, Zeus tempted tempted Leda in the form of a swan. According to the later Greek myths, Leda took her husband Tindareus, Child of Sparta, Caster, Crimnestra and brought the children of Zeus, Helen and Polyuce. In the W. B. Yeats version, it is the daughter of Tytemareus, but Clytemnestra cleverly suggests that some swan was hurt by the swans being her mother (see below). According to many versions of the story, Zeus tempted the Leda to sleep the same night as her husband King Tyndareus, taking the shape of a swan. In some versions, she put two eggs and the children hatched from it. In other editions, Helen is the daughter of the goddess of revenge, and the goddess of revenge is waiting for the catastrophe of arrogant and proud people.

"Demolition" "Demolition" is an action / science fiction movie staring at Wesley Snipes as Sylvester Stallone, Simon Phoenix as a policeman named John Sparta. Like Sandra Bullock, the criminal is a SAPD staff named Lena Huxley. This movie started in Los Angeles "runaway" city in 1996. The city is running away. John Spartan arrested the hostages of the Simon Phoenix team, but the hostage was killed and Sparta was charged with murder. There are many noteworthy failures. Just like the year in which the demolition man was released in 1993, Arnold Schwarzenegger starred in the last action hero, one of the biggest turkeys in his career, but what to do for an action movie It was difficult, Scream will be in a few years. What to do for a horror movie later. It is not easy for dismantlers to do that. In fact, it is very subtle, so many film viewers and many critics have missed it. At the end of the destruction, Stallone killed his zombie Wesley Snipes shortly after Snipes killed SoCal's benevolent dictator Hawthorne. Without their moderators survivors are confused. Stallone entered a violation and made a huge Hollywood kiss on Lenina Huxley. This is the physical contact she experienced for the first time. At the same time, Huxley appeared in police best friend Benjamin Bratt and decided to join the underground criminal and its leader Denis Leary. Clearly, many laws are going to be enforced In retrospect, the irony as the core of dismantling is not so difficult. Film affects sleeves. The role of Sandra Bullock, a policeman Lena Huxley, comes from the hero of a brave new world of classic Destopia novel by Aldrich Huxley, whose name is the crown of Lena. Smoking is bad for you, and it is wrong to think bad things for you; it is illegal. Alcohol, caffeine, contact sports, meat ... bad words, chocolate, petrol, non-educational toys, and anything hot. Pregnancy abortion is also illegal, pregnancy is also true if you do not have a license

The golden age of Greece can be defined as the age of prosperity. Athens made an important decision to separate himself from Sparta, and Sparta is often different. "It was in this division that the Athenian Empire was founded" (Hunt 80). This category shows the certainty that the Athenians have on creating a better country. Because democracy is expensive, Athens developed the empire. To create democracy, you need an empire to collect money. Both Sparta and Athene have created different alliances to strengthen their rule. Is Athens "At the Golden Age" in Athens? The 5 th century BC was a great era of the development of ancient Greece, especially Athens. The development of so many cultural accomplishments in Athens and the Athens Empire caused scholars to think that this time is "golden age". Indeed, many achievements during his time have been made, however, the Athenians dealing with a woman, Athens (non Athens living in Athens) and given the slaves, and this period really "golden age" It will be suspected whether it was called. "The Christian era of the 5th century and the Athenian empire produced amazing achievements. Athens is a long-established European capital that dates back to the first settlement in the Neolithic Age. 5th century BC ( "pellicle of the Golden Age") - Athens long fascinating history of the climax - the city of values ​​and civilization has had a worldwide significance. Over the years many conquerors occupied Athens and built a unique and glorious monument. In 1834, it became the capital of modern Greece state, and it has become an attractive modern metropolis with an unparalleled charm between two centuries. Pellicle (BC 495 - 429) was a Greek famous politician, a speechist, and general of Athens Golden Age. Indeed, his age of leadership in Athens was known as the pellicle era. Not only influenced his city's wealth but also influenced Greek history throughout the 5th century BC and also after his death. He is a violent supporter of democracy, but this form is different from modernity, because only male citizens of Athens can participate in politics. Still, his reform will lay the foundation for the development of the later democratic political system. There is not a realistic place as Athens, the largest and most prosperous city state. This era was known as the Golden Age of Athens; under the guidance of leaders such as pellicle, it dominates the cultural, economic, and military, and has dominated many of the other city-states . In order to understand some of the important assumptions people make about rhetoric today, we must understand how to practice rhetoric in this important city state. Naturally, adult men holding assets in Athens are counted as citizens. With such an internationalized and rapidly changing population, this figure is only about 15% of the total. Nevertheless, during this period, the population of the city state as a whole was about 150,000 people, so a large number of people participated in public decision-making.

Solon and Lycurgus under him. Of the many ancient rulers, two are unforgettable. Sparta ruler Lycurgus and ruler of Athens, Solon had a great influence on their city state, and this influence continues through the history of ancient Greece. The reform created by these rulers can oppose their interest in the city. Reform implemented by Solon was more effective in formulating democratic changes in Athens and those reforms performed by Sparta's Lycurgus followed. Because Solon is a mediator, two reforms are considered superior to Lycurgus. It is a change in trade and government. The reform performed by Lycurgus is different from that of Solon 's. Lycurgus, ... More contents "The lifestyle of Sparta is almost the same as the lifestyle of military camps" (Powell 2001, 219). Many of the laws proposed by Lycurgus develop mainly around the interests of the Spartan armies. These implementations set by Lycurgus did not bring any benefit to the democratic change that had taken place in society at the time. Sauron and his reform are good examples of how Athens developed the way to democracy and how the benefits of these reforms are better than Raikkus as rulers. Solon, a mediator, was asked to move forward, rule, and resolve the gap between wealthy people and the poor. "On the other hand, Sauron can not take extreme actions in her position, because he is a little wealth and people are chosen, but he will make full use of his power, It depends on my own goodwill. Citizen and trust in him "(Plutarch, 22.16) As people chose Solon, he stood in the middle of the land and made the decision based on the best for the people. This is a real example of Athens democracy. Citizens of Athens benefited from trade-related reforms, Sauron enforced a law that respects all industries, ordered the Allepags committee to ask people how to make a living and ask how to punish those people It was. There is no occupation by anyone "(Plutarch, 22.22) To promote justice and equality, Lycurgus and Solon promoted political, social and economic reforms in the city. Lycurgus founded the elders, redistributed the land, made money worthless, and caused a common turmoil. Lycurgus created a strict and equal city. However, it limits the progress of Sparta as a whole. Meanwhile, in order to solve this problem in Athens, Solon is working on making fairness for people of various parenting styles. According to wealth, not blood, Solon abolishes slavery, cleans out the debt of the poor, and assigns political privileges. In order to mitigate social injustice, Lycurgus promotes strict equality, Solon understands that social and economic inequality is inevitable, yet it tries to balance the competitive environment. Many people think that the concept of equality and justice are very intertwined. Lycurgus and Solon to reform cities to cope with social inequality can see the concept of equality and justice. That is, equality is universal, justice depends on social parameters. Lycurgus is leading his reform so that everyone can progress equally as a public responsibility. Contrary to Lycurgus, Solon leads his reform so that everyone has a fair opportunity to step forward and participate in the government built on the basis of merit and wealth. Both Lycurgus and Solon change their cities through political, social and economic reforms to alleviate social injustice

Athens playwright Aristophanes is regarded as one of the greatest comedians of literary history. His play is used as a source of political and social history, as a work of literary works and dramas. Given the description of the Athens historians of the other 5th century and their society, we can begin to fully understand the conservative social and progressive social views of Aristophanes and the irony of his drama I will. The Athenian playwright, Aristophanes' comedy, is like a cabaret show filled with realities and jokes about politicians (especially Klein), and imitation of contemporary literature (Elimpas and Herodotus are both Aristophanes) Victims) Jokes are not that subtle. Usually, someone came up with a nasty plan (a private peace treaty ... to heal the blindness of God of wealth ...). After that, some complicated things, happy endings, and fun dinners. Aristophanes' most famous drama is Lysistrata, a Greek woman decided not to have sex with her husband unless he could end the Peloponnesos war between Athens and Sparta. In another drama "cloud", the philosopher Socrates was mocked. In frogs, Euripides and Aeschylus insist on who is a better poet. This is the world's oldest literary critique. Athens playwright Aristophanes is regarded as one of the greatest comedians of literary history. His play is used as a source of political and social history, as a work of literary works and dramas. - Sparta and Athens: Two of the most famous city states in the Greek Empire - There are two most diverse views of life. Homer wrote a wonderful story about war soldiers who returned to war with these city states, but surrounded a single hero Odysseus. Odysseus fought bravely in the Trojan War, but countless challenges in his return to his country changed his path and delayed him for many years.

Because it contains the culture and life of ancient Greece, I thought the second chapter was particularly interesting. It is very different from American lifestyle, but there are some similarities that are very close. I think this is particularly relevant to their religion. They have a god, these people are people who convey information from God. I think it is somewhat similar to a pastor or a sort of pastor, but in the Greek world everyone says it is a god. That's everything. Apollo is one of the most famous and respected gods. First, since "ancient Greece" is geographical rather than entity, it is not possible to compare "ancient Greece" and "ancient Rome". What I call "ancient Greece" is the land itself of Greek we know now, but that was a long time ago. This is because Greek city states living in this land collapse and are constantly fighting each other. They have no unit at all! Occasionally, like the Delhi alliance and the Corinthian alliance, we build loosely integrated alliances, they follow the same interests and offer military and economic aid to each other. In most cases, the alliance is led by superpowers that are forcing other countries to participate in the threat sabotage. So it is not completely unified. For comparison, it is necessary to show completely different city conditions. When asking where you came from ancient Greece, Greece was not the country at that time, so they will not say that they came from Greece. It is not Greece. However, there are Athens, Sparta, Corinth, Megara, and hundreds of Greek city states, each with its own personality and way. So they would say they came from Athens, Sparta, Corinth, or Argos. The Greeks are very proud of their city state. Ancient Greece revealed the concept of democracy and thought in the fields of science and art. Ancient Greece was not a country, on the contrary, an independent city state existed; these nations had their own government and military. Sparta and Athens are the most powerful countries in ancient Greece; they are also the biggest competitors of each other. The land around the city state was barren, so both of them had problems for their people. As a result, they began to conquer the country with adequate food supply, and in return, the conquered land would be protected by the invading army.

"As it is known for its literature, poetry, theater, theater, school, architecture, government, and intellectual advantage, it is wrong that your city state Athens is clearly the shining star of all Greek city states There is not "(everyday life of ancient Greece) Athens is a powerful city state of Greece. It is a very smart and powerful city, but that does not mean that it must be a good city. Athens is the cause of Peloponnesus war. Greece is a country where its name is unified, but its method is divided. Both Sparta and Athens are Greek cities, but society is different. Sparta focuses on having a perfect army, but everyday life in Athens is centered around learning and knowledge. When the boys in Sparta received military training, the boys in Athens had received lifelong exercises. - The sub text of Shakespeare's feminist in the Midsummer Night's Dream has influenced humanity for the past 400 years. His play quotation is used in many other literary works, and some common phrases are integrated in English. Most high school students have not succeeded in avoiding him, and college students have little choice of luxury when they study a minstrel. Analysis of a simple headline "Learning to Athens" seemingly means that people are learning words other than Athens. The Athenians themselves may only live in their daily lives. Not only Anarchist, but some Athenians, like the monkeys in the zoo, feel that "Mormons" are observing them. Focusing on monkeys is goodwill and we are trying to highlight the positive things we can learn from monkeys and their interesting past. But they are still monkeys, they can recover anyway and repack it. The Athenians have a strong belief based on gods and religious beliefs, and rituals play a leading role in their daily lives. As the gods may bring fortune and misfortune, all Athenians understand that the gods frequently interfere and accept Turin's events and personal lives. Aristophanes laughed Socrates for various beliefs of God, but he himself made fun of Zion who is king of God, teasing himself Dionysus, a sacred festival held at a sacred festival. Obviously, he mentioned these rituals in the play, so Aristophanes knew the ritual. Among the "clouds", the play is full of mentioning popular Athens festival as part of their normal life. For example, Strepsiades believes that his wife (and a hint to another born wife) likes religious ceremonies in Athens, including sex and fertility. His wife smelt it.

The golden age of Greece can be defined as the age of prosperity. Many changes took place during this time to make Athens better. Athens made an important decision to separate himself from Sparta, and Sparta is often different. "It was in this division that the Athenian Empire was founded" (Hunt 80). This category shows the certainty that the Athenians have on creating a better country. Because democracy is expensive, Athens developed the empire. To create democracy, you need an empire to collect money. According to historian Thucydides, the golden age of the so-called Athenian culture flourished under the guidance of an excellent general, a speaker, an artist and a politician, Pellicle. Patron - "First citizen" of democratic Athens. Pellicle changed his city alliance to an empire and greeted the famous Parthenon and Acropolis. His policy and strategy also laid the foundation for devastating Peloponnesus war. Peloponnesus War is involved in all Greece for decades after his death. Socrates is the son of a sculptor (or mason) and a midwife, and when the rise of pellicle brought the "dawn of the golden age of Greece", he was a little boy. When I was young, Socrates saw a fundamental change in power. Because the pellicle - perhaps the first liberal politician in history - was convinced that he was a mass, not just a nobleman who possessed property. Should be free. Pellicle created the People's Court and used public funds to promote art. He secured a full employment and promoted an unprecedented building plan to demonstrate the glory of Greece, while providing the opportunity for non-fortune classes to create wealth. The reconstruction of the pellicle and the construction of the Parthenon temple are the most famous two of Pellicle's many ambitious architectural projects.

Necessity of ancient Athens' role The dramatic growth of ancient Athens from a powerful city state to the Aegean Empire was the result of the ancient Athens stratum. The role of people played an important role in this progress. Therefore, the role of ancient Athens was very organized and rigorous. Male citizens work very hard in politics, and they make women undertake parenting tasks, whereas slaves work cities through hard physical labor. In ancient Athens, people occupied an important position in society and managed the government. The heroines of ancient Athens and the women who kept history played a secondary role in men; this also applies to ancient Athens. The texts of ancient poets, playwrights, historians are obvious, but this subordination dominates religion and its practices. Examining modern and ancient materials, it is clear that even women and goddesss play a certain role, and they can not get out of these roles freely. - Just 42 years of life Jane Austen (1775-1817) has a gentle view of the world. She has a clear vision of the world for the weakness and self deception of ourselves and other people, their love, people worthy of being loved, and certainly the irony of a relaxed society. Marilyn Butler wrote in her book Jane Austin, "Jane is fortunate that she never needs to be ordered. Necessity of ancient Athens' role The dramatic growth of ancient Athens from a powerful city state to the Aegean Empire was the result of the ancient Athens stratum. The role of people played an important role in this progress. Therefore, the role of ancient Athens was very organized and rigorous. Male citizens work very hard in politics, and they make women undertake parenting tasks, whereas slaves work cities through hard physical labor. - Ancient Sparta and the People's Republic of China. These two civilizations are divided into two thousand years and the mainland. Both have recently experienced fair media sharing, Sparta culture has appeared on the big screen, the People's Republic of China has attracted media attention for censorship and dark government actions.