Sparta won the Peloponnesian War because it made a deal with the Persian Empire. What was the deal:

Sparta received a new navy from the Persian Empire in exchange for Greek territory in Asia Minor.

Sparta received a new country from the Persian Empire in exchange for Greek river region in Asia Minor.

Sparta received a new boat from the Persian Empire in exchange for Greek temples in Asia Minor.

What happened during the second year of the Peloponnesian War?

A deadly disease killed a third of the over-crowded population in Athens. Pericles moved all the population into the walled city for safety.

A healing disease healed a third of the over-crowded population in Athens. Pericles moved the population to the islands.

A breakout of snakes killed a third of the over-crowded population in Athens. Pericles moved all the population into the mountains.

What was the Age of Pericles?

It was a time of tremendous creativity and learning that took place in Athens. New temples and statues were built across the city. Pericles supported artist, architects, writers, and philosophers.

It was a time of tremendous hardship in Athens. Temples were destroyed. Rodents were invading the city. Invaders were trying to take over and defeat the Greeks.

It was a time of tremendous creatures. Dragons, Unicorns, Giant sea snakes, and other mythical creatures were invading the countryside.

The Delian League, little by little, moved from a partnership to fight Persia into an Athenian empire. Why did this happen?

Because Athens had taken more and more control of the league. The league was set up to defend its members against the Persians.

Because Athens had lost control of the league. The league was set up to weaken its members against the Persians.

Because Athens had taken more and more control of the league. The league was set up to run from enemies and protect themselves at all costs. .

Pericles treated other city-states like __________- demanding ____________ and steady __________.

enemies loyalty slaves to work for them

Essay 1: Describe the importance of Pericles' Funeral Oration

It was used to honor those who died in battle.

It was used to honor those who fought the wars.

It was used to praise those who played a part in government.

Essay 2: Describe the importance of Pericles' Funeral Oration

The relatives of the dead wept for their loved ones.

The relatives of the dead didn't like their loved ones.

The relatives of the dead didn't understand the funeral.

Essay 3: Describe the importance of Pericles' Funeral Oration

The rest of the citizens joined in the procession.

No one else joined in the procession.

Only the important people joined in the procession.

Essay 4: Describe the importance of Pericles' Funeral Oration

Pericles said Athenians were part of a community.

Pericles said Athenians were not part of the country.

Pericles said only the kings could decide who was in the community.

Essay 5: Describe the importance of Pericles' Funeral Oration

In the community the citizens agreed to obey the rules.

In the community the citizens agreed to only follow their own personal rules.

In the community the citizens agreed to help outsiders and let them do what they want.

Essay 6: Describe the importance of Pericles' Funeral Oration

In the community the citizens also gained certain rights.

In the community the citizens also received punishments.

In the community the citizens gave all of their food away.

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Much of the city of Athens was destroyed by the during the __ Wars

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