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    for the Aristotelian material‚ analyzation of Thucydides’ description of the advanced stages of stasis at Kerkyra is essential. There are five generic themes characteristic of stasis‚ including the rhetorical replacement of common values by values of private interest‚ the use of terror and fraud to satisfy desires for honor (philotimia) and unfair gain (pleonexia)‚ and the unfettered passions that generally rule a state convulse by stasis. Thucydides’ historical account of Kerkyra shows stasis to

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    The Greeks most important values and ideas to their culture is a deeper meaning‚ rising above‚ problem-solving‚ intellectuality. The Greece civilization could have created their own empire‚ but instead of creating that empire‚ the Greeks decided it would be a clever idea to fight with one another. The Greeks had struggled with hardship such as external forces that would threaten human life. The internal human choices caused suffering as well with unhappiness. Additionally‚ the gods had already made

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    this outcome: Strategic and Tactical Failures: Athens committed several significant strategic and tactical errors during the course of the war. The decision to launch the Sicilian Expedition stands out as one of the most notable. As chronicled by Thucydides‚ this campaign overextended the resources of Athens and ultimately culminated in a disastrous defeat. This grave miscalculation served to substantially undermine both the military strength and the morale of Athens. Internal Political Strife: Athens

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    Art Interactive Table: Big Ideas What Makes a Classic? Quiz Why Do Old Ideas Survive? Universal Principles Video: Universal Principles Galleria: The Peloponnesian War Read “Pericles’s Funeral Oration” by Thucydides Reading Graphic Organizer: “Pericles’s Funeral Oration” by Thucydides Cloze: Filling in the Blanks from Pericles’s Oration Comprehension: Language and Ideas Read "Address Delivered at the Dedication of the Cemetery at Gettysburg" by Abraham Lincoln Reading Graphic Organizer:

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    With reference to sources‚ what does the evidence reveal about Spartan cultural life? There were many different aspects to the Spartan cultural life which ancient sources and evidence have provided insight and knowledge for our modern societies. These features include art‚ architecture‚ writing and literature‚ and Greek writer’s views of Sparta. The Spartan cultural life also gives us knowledge into other aspects of Spartan life and the society in which they lived. Architecture was one of the essential

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    Nathaniel Trujillo Prof. Hertzoff Govt. 118 September 16‚ 2017 Pericles’ View on War Growth had become a necessary objective for the Athenians as fear of another powerful threat like the Persians invading their lands. With no one to oppose their growth the Athenians became innovators and expanded by whatever means necessary‚ using supplied soldiers to strengthen their army and financial contributions from league members. The relocation of the Delian League’s treasury from Delos to Athens was a crucial

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    AHIS100 Essay Topic: How did Pisistratus and his sons use religion to solidify support for their government at Athens? In Ancient Greece religion was a tool used for many different reasons‚ whether it was to explain the creation of the universe or to explain the occurrences of nature. Religion was a very important aspect of Greek society and culture and through ritualistic practises it allows communities to unify in a common goal to please the Gods. Among the many emperors and tyrants of Athens

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    their own security and their own interests. Liberalism was founded on the idea of equality. Relativists tend to neglect ethical decision making in regards to conflicts among other states. Thucydides‚ Machiavelli‚ and Hobbes are the true founders of the realism theory. The evolutions of realism began with Thucydides and his theories for the Peloponnesian War. Based on the idea of realism‚ wars were started to achieve monetary gains. Countries were more likely to take control of other countries due to

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    However‚ with regard to many issues arising‚ its premises and tenets still stand the test of the time‚ proving their reasonability. When it comes to realism‚ classical realism‚ including assumptions of Hobbes and Thucydides‚ should never be passed. First‚ 4 assumptions of Thucydides. (1) States (national gorvernment) are principal actors when dealing with war or politic issues. They are the insiders - the most important players in international affairs. There is no kind of organizations or institutions

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    “The growth of the power of Athens‚ and the alarm which this inspired in [Sparta]‚ made war inevitable‚” (Thucydides). While trade is often associated with facilitating war‚ there exists an obvious link between the growth of power thereof and war. As can be seen in the Peloponnesian War‚ a nation becoming a master of trade creates hostility with nations which want to have that power. Also‚ powerful nations become potential military threats‚ resulting in a dilemma of national security‚ similar to

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