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    Athenian resources and strategy. Athens based their ability to gather funds from the Delian League as an important part to financing for the war. Naval expeditions could be expensive and Athens would run into problems because they could not afford it. The expedition to Sicily would restrict Athens and their funds and at the battle of Aegospotami with the defeat from Sparta they could no longer afford to rebuild and so the war would come to an end. Athen will use their strong fortification and their

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    different poleis (cities). Two of the major poleis in Greece with a notably different attitude toward women were Athens and Sparta. Athens had a very strict attitude toward women. Athenian women were not to be heard from and rarely seen. The women of Athens were viewed as inferior to men and their sole responsibilities were to produce offspring and care for the household (Herff n.d.). Women in Athens could not be citizens similarly to the slaves and outsiders of the community (McKay 2009). Spartan women

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    up Macedonian claim over Amphipolis by withdrawing Perdiccas’ garrison from the city‚ to which Diodorus had claimed Philip ensured peace with Athens by doing this‚ Philip captures Amphipolis in 357BC‚ much to Athenian distaste; the Athenians furthered this unstable relationship upon seizing a Macedonian Herald‚ and publishing his dispatches; in 340 BC Athens had openly declared war on Philip‚ both accusing one another of breaking the Peace of Philocrates when Philip had captured Athenian merchant

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    Addiction Treatment Centers in Athens‚ Georgia Athens‚ Georgia is a welcoming city that would make an ideal place to begin recovery. The addiction treatment centers in Athens‚ Georgia‚ and the surrounding area‚ are accredited facilities with a clear focus on helping individuals with substance abuse and addiction issues make a new beginning. The addiction treatment centers in Athens‚ Georgia have varied programs to suit the needs of the patient including day treatment‚ inpatient rehab‚ and outpatient

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    there is still a lot from Greek architecture style. Parthenon in Athens was built during the greatest time on the Athenian Empire‚ in 5th century BC. The construction was largely promoted by the politician Perikles (The Parthenon‚ n.d.). The Parthenon was built as a sign of gratitude to the gods for the defeat of Persians‚ who earlier destroyed Athenian acropolis. Parthenon was built as a temple for the goddess Athena - a goddess of Athens. Parthenon is built in Doric style with colonnade around the

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    Great Ideas Essay: Question Is the Cave about ancient Athens or about humanity? The "Allegory of the Cave" by plato features in Plato’s republic. It is a dialogue narrated by Socrates‚ in which he describes prisoners in a cave looking at shadows which they perceive to be reality. One prisoner escapes the cave and can now see the true form of reality rather than the mere shadows seen by the prisoners. I believe that the Cave is about Plato’s desire for change in Athenian political structure

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    Aphrodite Vs Peplos Korde

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    The original Peplos Kore was dedicated to the goddess Athena on the Acropolis in Athens c.530 BCE and now stands in the Acropolis Museum. Aphrodite de Milos air of aloofness‚ the harmony of her face and her impassivity are stamped with the aesthetics of the Hellenistic period‚ between the 3rd and 1st centuries BC. The spiral composition

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    treatment of women in Mesopotamian culture differs greatly from that of Greek culture‚ as well as within Greece‚ between Lacedaemon and Athens; despite this‚ gender inequality was still present in each culture at some level. Of these three areas of the ancient world‚ Lacedaemon indisputably had the most progressive model for social structure‚ with Mesopotamia close behind. Athens‚ which seems like it would have the most liberal model for society‚ actually had the highest level of gender inequality. In ancient

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    Greek historian who‚ throughout his life‚ documented the Peloponnesian war. Around 431 B.C. Thucydides documented a funeral oration delivered to the people of Athens by Pericles. In Pericles’ Funeral Oration‚ Pericles’ praises the dead‚ describes how great Athens is‚ explains why Athens must continue to support the war‚ and tells why Athens must live up to the fallen soldiers of the Peloponnesian war. Pericles’ Funeral Oration tells us multiple things‚ the Funeral Oration gives historians a glimpse

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    created by the great civilization of Athens. The oration that Pericles delivers at the funeral for the fallen soldiers in the first year of the Peloponnesian war provides an excellent vision of the things that made the warriors and citizens of Athens strive to achieve honor or Arete. Pericles speaks of valor‚ ancestry‚ parenthood and many more honorable facets of the Athenian society and it’s implication within it’s society and societies beyond‚ “ [F]or Athens alone of her contemporaries is found

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