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    Many people forget or undermine the importance of the perioeci and the helots in their study of Sparta‚ dismissing both groups as only slaves or inferiors that later overthrew the Spartiates. In truth‚ the perioeci and the helots both played an important role in the economic and military aspects of Spartan society‚ and contributed much to Sparta’s fame and military prowess. For the Spartan citizens‚ the other aspects of their life were left to the perioeci and the helots. Plutarch describes the

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    motivations are always the same. “Thus‚ as Aron notes‚ while our ideals have usually been peaceful‚ history has often been violent. Though this should be obvious‚ it bears repeating given the triumphalist tone of public discourse in the aftermath of the Cold War. Somehow the collapse of an overly centralized Soviet state…has been greeted as evidence that civil society is on the horizon across the

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    character‚ Lysistrata‚ an ordinary‚ everyday woman leading a group of women to protest against a highly anticipated Peloponnesian war by refusing sexual contact with their partners. Although it was highly implausible‚ especially considering the period of time in which the play was based on‚ the group of women were successful in ending the war. The play suggests that Lysistrata wanted the war to end so that the husbands could stay at home with their wives. Throughout the course of the play‚ the idea of

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    Perspectives and Historical Development The ideas and interests central to macromarketing have been with us for Millennia. History of the Peloponnesian War (Thucydides‚ 1972 [431~424 B.C.])‚ the Magna Carta (Danziger and Gillingham‚ 2004)‚ and The Travels (Marco Polo‚ 1958 [circa late 13th Century]) provide just three examples of works in which trade‚ markets‚ marketing and concerns for societal welfare were themes. Macromarketers regularly delve into such literature‚ because they find it intrinsically

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    primarily shaped the course of his perception and writing skills‚ hence his book History of the Peloponnesian War. The development of Athens during the middle of the 5th century was‚ in itself‚ the best education which such a mind as that of Thucydides could have received (Halsall‚ 1999). Considering the fact that information about the life of Thucydides is limited‚ his famous work History of the Peloponessian War which commenced from 431-404‚ belongs to the limited materials that provided details about

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    Thucydides? Born in approximately 460 BC and 430 BC‚ Thucydides and Xenophon lived during The Peloponnesian War – a hugely significant and tragic event in Greek history. It is not surprising‚ therefore‚ the influence that it had on their works. The majority of ancient historians would claim that Xenophon’s Hellenica is a undoubtedly a continuation of Thucydides’ The History of The Pelopponesian Wars -“The Hellenica is divided into seven books‚ and covers the forty-eight years from the time when

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    5:51 PM How did the Delian League become the Athenian Empire? Outline I. Thesis a. The Delian League‚ founded in 478 B.C.‚ started out as an early confederation of Greek city-states‚ with the common goal dealing with the Persian threat that had presented itself earlier. As time passed‚ the dominant member of this confederation became Athens‚ and soon after‚ the Delian League turned into an unofficial Athenian Empire after the Athenians defeated the Persians. II. Body- 1st paragraph a. Background

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    Comprehension: Diction‚ Imagery‚ and a Controlling Image Making Connections: Themes and Meanings of "Ode on a Grecian Urn" Timeless Tales Galleria: Major Characters of the Trojan War Read "Stories of the Trojan War" from Old Greek Folk Stories Told Anew by Josephine Preston Peabody Graphic Organizer: "Stories of the Trojan War" from Old Greek Folk Stories Told Anew by Josephine Preston Peabody Study Club: Myth’s Effect on Theme Making Connections: Author’s Style and Literary Effect Video: Timeless

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    fallen in early battles of the Peloponnesian War‚ a skirmish for power between Sparta and Athens that would eventually result in Athens defeat in 404 BCE‚ long after Pericles own death. Despite the fact‚ Sparta and Athens united together to form the Delian league‚ to fight off the Persian threat in 478 BCE‚ by 450 BCE‚ Persia was no longer a threat‚ and Sparta sought to foment a large scale revolt against Athenian control of Delian league. Sparta formed it owns Peloponnesian League‚ motivated at least

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    John Gemmer Professor Solomon English 10100 6 March 2012 Section 1 World Civilization Chapter 4 Summary Iran is a land located in Central Asia which is surrounded by the Zagros mountains‚ Caspian Sea and Caucasus Mountains. The geography of Iran features deserts‚ mountains‚ streams‚ and plateaus. The people of Iran relied on irrigation in order to gain resources and move further down the land. Iran also featured a number of resources such as copper‚ tin‚ gold‚ and silver which served as goods

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