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Classical Greece was organized around citizens, who were adult men born to citizen parents. They participated in politics through the Ecclesia and Heliaia courts and served in the military. Women, foreigners, slaves, and children were not considered citizens and lacked full political and legal rights. The economy was based on agriculture including crops, livestock, fishing, and trade, with Athens emerging as a powerful city-state after defeating Persia in the Greco-Persian Wars. Greek culture flourished during this Golden Age period in areas like literature, philosophy, mathematics, architecture and the arts. The landscape of Greece was mountainous and surrounded by seas, with many natural harbors contributing to its economic and cultural prominence.
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Classical greece 1a
- 1. Classic al Greece: By: Julia, Pablo Lasheras, Tania and Edu
- 2. Index: ● Social Organization ● Political organization ● Economy ● Classical Culture ● Others: Golden Age and Landscape
- 3. Social Organization: Citizens Not Citizens Greek Society Women Metics Slaves
- 4. Social Organization: Citizens: ● Men, Free Adult ● (Athenian mother + citizen father) ➔ Participate in politics, have rights, serve in the army and pay taxes. Citizens
- 5. Social Organization: Not Citizens: ● Women ● Metics (foreign residents) ● Slaves ● Kids ➔ Do not participate in politics and not have the same rights as citizens. Not Citizens
- 6. Political Organization: Ecclesia: ● 40,000 citizens. ● voted laws, wars and ostracism. Pericles: was an important political and statesman .
- 7. Political Organization: Magistrates: ● Elected by the Ecclesia. ● Controlled foreign, policy and army.
- 8. Political Organization: Heliaia (public courts): ● 6000 citizens (over 30 years old). ● Elected annually.
- 9. Political Organization: Boule: ● 500 citizens elected at random. ● Made laws and oversaw the magistrates.
- 13. Economy: The economy in Classical Greece was based in: ● Agriculture ● Livestock ● Fishing ● Trade
- 16. Economy: Fishing ● Were a country with lot of coast, so the fishing was very important . ● They fished: Anchovy and sardines Seafood(octopus, squid…).
- 17. Economy: Trade ● An important merchant fleet plowed the Mediterranean. ● Exchanges were held in currency.
- 18. Others: Golden Age · Greco-persian wars: The Persian Wars (500- 479) This war confronted Persian empire and Greek city- states (Greeks won this war). Athens reached its maximum political and economic power and Sparta became his rival.(This is probably the cause of the Peloponnesian wars).
- 19. Others: Golden Age: Peloponnesian wars: This war confronted the Athens´s empire and the Peloponnesian League.
- 20. Others: Landscape Greece: ● Southeastern region on the European continent. ● A series of mountains surrounded on all sides except the north. ● Endowed with countless large and
- 21. Others: Landscape Greece has: ● The Ionian and Aegean seas. ● Natural harbors. ● Lighthouse
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