- Warring City-states
- Polis- fundamental political unit, made up of a city-state and the surrounding countryside.
- Monarchy- rule by a single person
- Aristocracy- rule by a small group of noble, very rich, landowning families.
- Oligarchy- wealthy groups, dissatisfied with the aristocratic rule, who seized power.
- Tyrant- powerful individual who seized control by appealing to the common people for support.
- Transforming Government
- During the 7th and 6th centuries BC, aristocrats ran most of Greece.
- Money=Power
- Aristocracy
- Aristocrats- members of the ruling class
- They attended symposiums, meetings where the elite men would enjoy wine and poetry, performances by dancers and acrobats, and the company of courtesans while discussing politics.
- Politics- an exclusive club
- No women
- No middle class
- No slaves
- No aristocrats who did not have the right connections or well out of favor
- Tyrants Seize Control
- sometimes aristocrats would form alliances with hoplites (well-armed soldiers), and set up an alternative form of government called tyranny.
Friday, March 8, 2019
Class 3/8/19 and Notes
Today wasn't the best for our class. A lot of people were talking and being distracting, which caused the rest of the people to be distracted, causing Mr.Schick to get mad. But, I took some good notes from the PowerPoint today, so here they are.
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