The Golden Age of Athens

542 - 431 B.C.E

479 - 431 B.C.E

379 - 223 B.C.E

667 - 548 B.C.E

The Pericucal War

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The Athen War

Battle of Thermopylae

He paid the salaries of the men who worked in public office

He promoted constructing public and religious buildings

he promoted creativity in arts.

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Athena

Apollo

Zues

Built on a long rectangle platform, 8 columns across front and back and 17 along each side

Built on a long rectangle platform, 6 columns across front and back and 14 along each side

Built on a long rectangle platform, 17 columns across front and back and 8 along each side

Built on a small square platform, 9 columns across front and back and 9 along each side

The Romans

The Egyptians

No one, early Greek statues had their own style

The Chinese

Thousands

Hundreds

Millions

10 - 20

A rectangle

It was only a stage and Greeks sat wherever

A bowl

A square

He was guilty of murder

He told people he was a god, therefore showing disloyalty to the gods

He was accused of not honoring the gods and of leading people into disloyalty.

fighting, which ended when a man surrendered died, or lost consciousness.

chariot races and horse races , one example is jumping from chariot to chariot

footraces, one example is when men wore armor while running

It was a trivia game on the greek gods

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