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        | -2 of them -Greeks victorious over Persians even though they had a larger army   -Athens now became a strong political player in Greek affairs because of their military contribution |  | 
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        |     How did the Greeks explain their victories over the Persians |  | Definition 
 
        | ethics and religion:   -Greeks were free men vs. Persians were slaves to the Persian king   -Persian king was impious because he was encroaching upon the realm of the gods |  | 
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        |     Greeks understood their victory over the Persians as a victory.... |  | Definition 
 
        | for their way of life   lead to increase of patriotic feelings which found expression in various forms: -military endeavours -building projects -Athenian tragedy |  | 
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        |     After the Persian war Athens led the fight against.... |  | Definition 
 
        | the Persians in Ionia to free the Greeks still under Persian domination, because they had a good navy and Athens was relatively stable |  | 
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        | -federation of city-states lead by Athens for purpose of liberating Ionia |  | 
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        |     How did Athens come to be the sole (oppressive) ruler of the Delian League |  | Definition 
 
        | -originally most city-states were contributing money or ships   -eventually most were giving tribute to Athens which it used to fund its own navy   -members wanted to leave the League, Athens forced them to stay |  | 
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        |     How did the oppressive rule of other Greek city-states effect Athens |  | Definition 
 
        | -kept getting yearly tribute   -treasury was transferred from Delos to Athens   -with the growing  navy, Athens dev. a large trading empire   -trade + tribute = extremely wealthy Athens   -artistic achievements of the Classical era of Athens were made during its despotic regime   -irony: Athens lead by democratic principles internally but was anything but with other Greek city states |  | 
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        |     Athens dominant position in Greece lead to conflict with.... |  | Definition 
 
        | -Sparta and her allies (called the Peloponnesian League)   -Peloponnesian War   |  | 
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        |     Athens was defeated in 404 after disastrous |  | Definition 
 
        | expedition into Sicily where the Spartans had Persian financing |  | 
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        |       aristocratic politician divided Athens into 137 demes which were organized into 10 tribes |  | Definition 
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