Ancient Greece (updated up until Early Classical Age)

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Ancient Greece (updated up until Early Classical Age)Version en ligne Ancient Greece (updated up until Early Classical Age) par Vijo Gor 1 Cyclades - Aegean islands known for early marble figures, sea trade, and influence on later Greek art. They formed a bridge between Crete and mainland Greece. 2 Crete - Home of Greece’s first civilization — the Minoans. Known for trade, art, and myths that shaped early Greek culture 3 Knossos - Minoan palace city ruled by King Minos. Famous for labyrinth, bull-leaping frescoes, and the legend of the Minotaur. 4 Thera - Volcanic island in the Aegean Sea whose huge eruption around 1600 BCE devastated the Minoans on Crete and may have inspired the legend of Atlantis. 5 Mycenae - Kingdom ruled by kings like Agamemnon. Center of the Mycenaean civilization and leader of the Greeks in the legendary Trojan War. 6 Troy (modern-day Hisarlik) - Legendary city of the Trojan War. Site of the battle between Achilles and Hector. 7 Athens - Birthplace of democracy, art, and philosophy. Home of Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and the Parthenon, symbol of Greek cultural achievement. 8 Sparta - Warrior city-state focused on military training and discipline. Ruled by dual kings, Rival of Athens in the Peloponnesian War. 9 Messenia - Region conquered by Sparta to gain fertile land and slaves. Its people, the Helots, were forced to farm and often revolted, shaping Sparta’s strict military life. 10 Delphi - Sacred site of Apollo’s oracle. The priestess called the Pythia gave prophecies to everyone, including to kings and generals before wars. 11 Epidauros - Sanctuary of Asclepius, where the sick came to pray, offer gifts, and sleep in sacred halls hoping for divine dreams that would cure them. 12 Kos - Island in the Aegean Sea known as the birthplace of Hippocrates, the “Father of Medicine.” Famous for its medical school and healing temples. 13 Asia Minor - Region east of the Aegean Sea where Greek Ionian cities were settled and conquered by the Kingdom of Lydia before the Persian Empire took over. 14 Sardis - Capital of the Lydian Kingdom, later conquered by Persian Empire, then burned during the Ionian Revolt, starting the Greco-Persian wars. 15 Halicarnassus - Greek Ionian city, first part of Lydia then under Persian rule. Birthplace of Herodotus, who wrote The Histories. Later famous for its Mausoleum. 16 Miletus - Greek Ionian city known for trade and philosophy. Led the Ionian Revolt against Persia. Thales, the first philosopher and scientist, is from here. 17 Ephesus - Greek Ionian city, home to the great Temple of Artemis. Came under Persian rule after Lydia’s fall and joined the Ionian Revolt. 18 Samos - Rich Ionian Greek island in the Aegean Sea known for trade and its great temple of Hera. Home of Pythagoras, father of mathematics. 19 Rhodes - Greek island near Asia Minor famous for sea trade and the Colossus of Rhodes. 20 Marathon - Where the Athenians defeated Darius I’s Persian army. A runner raced to Athens to announce victory so the city would not surrender. 21 Thermopylae - Mountain pass where King Leonidas and 300 Spartans fought to the death against Xerxes I’s vast Persian army in 480 BCE 22 Salamis - Island near Athens where Themistocles led the Greek fleet to victory over the Persians in 480 BCE, saving Greece from invasion. 23 Plataea - Where united Greek armies defeated the remaining Persian forces, ending their invasions of mainland Greece. 24 Delos - Where Greek cities led by Athens formed the Delian League to defend Greece from Persia, a league that became the foundation of the Athenian Empire. 25 Olympia - Sacred site of Zeus with a grand temple and gold-ivory statue, one of the ancient wonders. Hosted the Olympic Games in his honor. 26 Mytilene - City-state on the island of Lesbos, home of Sappho, the mother of lyrical poetry.