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Ancient-Greece-Mind-Map

Sparta

- Religion

- festivals

- hyakinthia

- named after hyakinthos who was a person wholiked apollo but died because apollo accidentallyhit him

- Gymnopaedae

- battle of thyrea

- was fought agains argos

- gods

- worshiped pantheon

- uniting gods with everyday instituitions

- Roles

- boys

- they become soldiers to serve the country

- they turn into slaves for rich people

- girls

- they were removed from homeat 7 to go to school

- they had the role similar to women but theywent to school at 7 to learn wrestling and alot ofsports

- they were to turn into strong womenso they could give birth to strongmen

- men

- they are soldiers for the state

- they protect the land during war

- women

- they were important and wartime but theytook care of their children until they were 7years old

- they gave birth to strong men

- they sometimes had controlover their own properties

- Clothes

- home-made garments

- made of fabric spun at home or linen fabric

- pins for fastening the seams andshoulders and shoes

- Slaves

- they served rich people

- had owners and did what ever they said

- made armour and food

- Citizens

- only people who had education

- very few citizen since not manycame from sparta

- either soldier or slave

- at 20 they have graduation tobecome full citizen but only forboys

- Education

- only boys recieved the good education

- they usually began education at 7

- Households

- 2 or mmore people in a house

- not many people because boyshad to go to train

- there were only wives and probably a fewchildren under the age of seven because allchildren were taken away when they were 7

- poor people had no house to livein except live on the streets

- Weddings

- started after dark

- brides would ride in chariots

- brides would be carried on themen's shoulder to show hisstrength

- participation in olympics

- they participated in

- the spartans tried to lie andcheat in the onlympic games

- they introduced athletic nudity

- Soldiers

- they trained in pankration

- wrestingling and grappling

- one soldier was worth severalmen of other states

- Type of Government

- oligarchy

- monarchy

- democracy

Argos

- Religion

- They worshiped Hela

- Argos had a temple called Heraeumwhich was sacred to the goddessHela

- A large large temple was build onHeraeum after the dorian invasion

- Households

- They lived in stone houses

- they were filled with manure and mud

- Some houses were two-story

- Clothes

- Their mothers made their clothes

- They were either tunics or cloaks

- Tunics were used for summerand cloaks were used for winter

- there were also chitions for richmen and their wives

- Type of government

- Monarchy

- Tyranny

- Inarchos who was a king founded argos

- Roles

- Men/Boys

- they went fishing and farming toget food for their kids

- boys went to school at 6 and participated ingymnastics to have a healthy mind andbody

- Women/Girls

- women ran the household andlooked after the slaves

- girls stayed home to help theirmothers with the chores

- girls participated in religious festivals

- however in poor houses womenhad to work on their own

- Slaves

- Slaves helped wifes with the housework

- They acted like the children's private tutor

- Slave were kind of like women

- They could not participate in politics or go to school or anything a mancould do

- Education

- Boys began education at 6 or 7

- Boys studied literature, poetry and history

- Weddings

- Weddings in Argos werecelebrated by having a largebanquet

- Olympics

- The flag has green and red stripes

- Argos did not win much since theyspecialised in education instead ofsports

Megara

- Religion

- They worshiped Athena

- They also worshiped Apollo but once Athensjoined with Megara they did not worship Apolloanymore

- Clothing

- Home-made fabric

- Had many colours

- Sometimes made from leather

- Roles

- Role of men

- Attended politics

- In charge of most things in the house

- Role of boys

- Attended school at the age of 7

- Tutored by slaves or moms until 7 yrs old

- Role of girls

- Like other girls they stayed at homeand helped their mothers with thehousework

- Grow into a woman and give birth to children

- Role of women

- Cooking

- Cleaning

- Making clothes for their children

- They had no say in politics

- Slaves

- They helped the mothers with the housework

- The male slaves tutored the children

- Thought as tools

- Education

- Children were tutored by male slavesand their moms until they were 7 yearsof age

- When 7 they would attend school

- They would be taught almosteverything that is taught in schoolnowadays

- Participation in Olympics

- they will never cheer for athenswhen they dont win

- Orsippos of Megara won the foot race in720 BCE and was the first greek to runnaked

- Soldiers

- During Peloponnesian WarMegara helped Sparta out.

- It sent out 3000 armed soldiers and 20 ships

- Type of government

- It was a democracy

- Known for giving citizens freedom