War & Conflict		         		   Greece				Mr. Thorsen

Ancient Greek Rivals
-warfare in the Bronze & Iron Ages	
- pgs.16-19
		-dory, hoplon, phalanx, hoplite, psiloi
-Athens
	-ancestors
-main focus of schooling
	-military training
	-main economic focus
	-military service
-Sparta
	-ancestors
	-Lycurgus & helot revolt
	-main focus of schooling
	-military training
	-main economic focus
	-military service

Persian Wars
-Cyrus the Great
-Darius I
     -Ionia
     -Persian warfare style 
     -Battle of Miletus
     -Battle of Marathon
	-Miltiades, Socrates
	-“Run Forrest, Run!”
     -Themosticles & the trireme
-Xerxes
     -his 2 vows
     -his strategy
     -crossing the Hellespont
     -his plan to conquer Greece
     -Thermopylae Pass
	-Leonidas
     	-its significance
     -Greek plan to defeat Xerxes
     -Battle of Salamis
     	-its significance
     -Battle of Plataea 
-Repercussions of the wars
     -Delian League (Athens)
     -Peloponnesian League (Sparta)

Philip & Alexander
-Philip II of Macedonia
     -his upbringing and goal
     -his reforms
	-sarissa, hypaspists
     -Thrace & gold
     -Hellenic League

-Alexander the Great
     -his upbringing and goal
     -Aristotle
     -Darius III
     -Battle of Granicus
     -Gordium & the Gordian Knot
     -Battle of Issus
     -Invasion of Egypt
     -Battle of Arabela / Gaugamela
     -Invasion of India
     -his death in 323 BC