Greco peloponnesian Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

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Notes spanning the years 480-425BC, covering the events of every battle in the Greco-Peloponnesian Wars (between Athens and Sparta). These notes include direct source quotes. Perfect for easy recall of events and associating quotes. (I created these to study for my Ancient History A-Levels and for me they were a life-saver) - they are still mostly summary, so can use to help develop ideas too.

Summative Notes of all the battles/ events in the Peloponnesian Wars between the years 425-404 B.C. (including Lysander, Arginusae etc.)These notes include source quotes, and are great for easily remembering every event on a basic level, and having quote association. Notes were created for Ancient History/Classics A-Level

Summative Notes of all the battles/ events in the Peloponnesian Wars between the years 442-426 B.C. These notes include source quotes, and are great for easily remembering every event on a basic level, and having quote association. Notes were created for Ancient History/Classics A-Level.

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In the time period between the Graeco-Persian War and the Peloponnesian War, did Athens always choose peace over war when encountering conflict? This essay details various events in which the Athenians choose either peace or war during this time, with references to back them up.

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HIEU 201 Lecture Quiz 2 latest 2020 – Liberty University • Question 1 2.6 out of 2.6 points According to “Ancient Greece,” the polis is a community based on Selected Answer: • Question 2 2.6 out of 2.6 points According to the videos on “The Peloponnesian War,” the Spartan alliance system was called the Delian League. Selected Answer: • Question 3 2.6 out of 2.6 points According to “Greco-Persian Wars,” Herodotus’ purpose in wrting...