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1. Political Consciousness in Ancient Greece and Rome
   ... slavery because of debt. These actions showed that the stateamp39s purpose was to serve the Athenian citizens. The citizens also became ...
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2. Pericles Funeral Oration
   ... first battles of the Peloponnesian War 431/430B.C.. Pericles gave the speech to all Athenian citizens and anyone who wished to participate in the ceremonies. ...
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3. Pericles
   ... He established laws which demanded that a child can only become a citizen if both of his parents were full Athenian citizens. Athenian ...
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4. life in the dithyrambic chorus
   ... chorus. Acting was not simply my occupation, but a lifestyle highly revered and respected by my fellow Athenian citizens. We entertained ...
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5. From the evidence of Thucydide
   ... These were settlements of land in the empire, which were settled by lower class Athenian citizens. This caused bitterness among ...
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6. Socrates versus the Athenian democracy
   ... The Athenian citizens could be members of the Assembly, as well as members of jury in court, as were those at the trial of Socrates. ...
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7. Athenian women
   ... expensive donations to Delphi. Aspasia, although favored by Pericles, was a subject of controversy for Athenian citizens. She was not a ...
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8. Compare and Contrast Funeral Oration and Gettysburg Address
   ... In the first part of the speech, it focuses on the contribution of the democratic constitution of Athens to the good of Athenian citizens. ...
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9. Athenian Democracy
   ... The Council consisted of 500 members selected annually by lot, 50 from each of the ten Athenian tribes. All male citizens over the age of 30 were eligible to ...
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10. Comparing Athenian and Spartan Governments
    The Athenian government was direct democracy. A democracy is when citizens can make decisions about the way that the government is run. ...
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11. Ancient Greece
    ... Athenian thought. ampquotSophists,ampquot paid teachers, taught rhetoric amongst other subjects to wealthy Athenian citizens. The Sophists were ...
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12. Can Democracy and Empire Coexist
    ... The citizens ruled the Athenian democracy. ... With their rebellion the navy crushed them and brought in ten thousand Athenian citizens to start a colony. ...
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13. Athenian Democracy vs Canadian
    ... vote and hold positions. Citizens were males, over the age of eighteen who were born of Athenian parents. This may have severely ...
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14. socrates and athenian democrac
    ... makes a persuasive account of the limitations he sees in the Athenian system of ... by those who had wealth, military training, were born to citizens and were men ...
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15. Women in 5th century bce Athens
    ... There new democracy intitled all white male Athenian citizens of the age of eighteen or older to be able to vote at the Assembly, which made all of the ...
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16. Athens and Sparta
    ... However, as stated in the Athenian Constitution, male citizens were equal and the governmentamp39s focus was on the individual rather than the state as a whole. ...
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17. Achievements of the Ancient Greeks
    ... Pearson 42 The abundance of slaves in Fifth Century Greece did much of the real work, leaving the Athenian citizens free. This ...
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18. Athenian Slaves and Women
    ... and slaves who made up most of the Classical Athens population were not citizens. ... to obey the masters all the time,who were practically Athenian men.Athenian ...
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19. Democracy in Athens
    ... Athenian democratic ampquotconstitutionampquot was based on a belief system that stressed the wisdom and binding nature of group decisions, the freedom of the citizens, ...
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20. Athens vs. Sparta
    ... However, as stated in the Athenian Constitution, male citizens were equal and the governmentamp39s focus was on the individual rather than the state as a whole. ...
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21. Sparta and Athens
    ... assembly of citizens. The Athenian democracy operated on the notion that all full citizens, the demos, were sovereign. Since not all ...
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22. The Events Leading Up to The Trial of Socrates
    ... Pericles was eloquent, wise, and patriotic. Pericles sought to enable all Athenian citizens to take active part in the first democratic government. ...
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23. Democracy/Sociey Athens ampamp US
    ... Also, women were not as important as men in Ancient Athenian society, they could not be citizens and could not work with the same opportunities that men had. ...
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24. Athens and Sparta
    ... Slaves could not do any of these things because they were not counted as citizens . The Athenian government was as similar as the American government today ...
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25. socrates
    ... services that distract them. Subsequently, the Athenian citizens brought criminal charges against Socrates. They accused him of ...
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26. Comparison Athens ampamp sparta
    ... Even if the slaves bought back their freedom they were not citizens. The only way that an Athenian could be a citizen was if his father was a citizen, if he ...
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27. Forms of Govt in Sparta and Athens
    ... restricted to male citizens only. In Sparta, the power of government rested more on elected officials than the people of the society, unlike in Athenian society ...
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28. Comparison between Democracy in Ancient Greece and United States
    ... In comparison to other form of ancient government a greater amount of the Athenian population were citizens with full political rights allowing more people to ...
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29. Antigone and Lysistrata
    ... society. These ancient Athenian women were not citizens, they had no political power, and they were property of their husbands. The ...
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30. Greek History
    ... The Athenian democratic government, which may have given the citizens in Greece more freedom, was not the best form of government at the time. ...
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