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        |         reformed the constitution into a militaristic society in response to the helotization of Messenia(helot revolt).   New constitution is Great Rhetra  
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        |     Spartan Political Structure  |  | Definition 
 
        |   2 kings5 euphors - 4 yr term limit; can arrest execute king; 2 always accompany a king; dem. elementcouncil of elders- gerousia; oligarchy element; vacancy by death; highest honor a Spartan could haveassembly- dem. element; max 9000 ppl; the "equals";  
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        |   absolute monarchy; he takes away kings domestic powers- but are in charge of army  |  | 
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        |     have to have a Spartan mom & dad; 
 be inspected @ birth; no mental or physical deformity agoge- military training & socialization forboysallotted land @ birth after inspection at birthadmission into adulthood into a mess(pheiditia) club - they did everthing togethersimple diet - barley bread, water, broth
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        |   Notable features of Spartans  |  | Definition 
 
        |   no moneyno class distinctionxenelasia - did not welcome foreignershonor for dead had o be earne- men die in battle, & women die when giving birth to a childgods- artemis, athena, apollo
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        |     Spartan national characteristic  |  | Definition 
 
        |   laconism- speaking in a few words & simple lifeslow to act- dont go on campaigns b/c helots revolteddistrutful of foreigners
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        |     Spartan Women's main role, education, & public role  |  | Definition 
 
        |    main role: to produce spartan kidsliberation- can go outin public & can get an educationpublic role- attend things, allowed toown lan
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        |   means neighbors -formed military alliences w/ mst peloponnesian states by 550 bc -supreme land power |  | 
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        |     What made spartan society work?  |  | Definition 
 
        |   total suppression of the individualsuppresion of helots- they have fear of helotscomplete respec for & submission to nomos-trained to respect themsee who can be the best in obedience 
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        |   the battle where spartans held back the persian army- everyman held their ground to their deathspartans proud of losing battlewhile other greeks retreated they stood their ground 
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        |      1st to write in proseshowed skepticism-was criticalspoke from "I" perspective; herodotus didnt use "I", used his namewrote about greek stories not history, like herodotusdistinguishes myth from historical fact
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        | were called atthidographerswrote history of own towns 
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        | wrote in prosedidnt speak from "i" perspective: "Herodotus of Halicarnassus" gives immortality to the eventsthinks outside of greece(persians) interested in cause of persian wars
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        | Herodotus' historical method |  | Definition 
 
        | historie-research, investigationlinear organization
digressesanalytical writerwrites everything down, then chooses one version toside with.left somethings out b/c he didnt know persian lang,or didnt really visit itused homer & Hecataeus as primary & 2ndary sourceswrote many implausible things
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        | Themes in Herodotus' writing |  | Definition 
 
        | nemesis- retributionhybris- pride/ arrogance -will be punished by godsfeelings about Eastern tyrans- believe that the are above laws of naturedidacticism- 
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