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"... the allies were no longer willing to accept them as supreme commanders."
Who is this quote by?
Thucydides
Sparta was hesitant to march outside of the Peloponnese and was preoccupied with the festival of...
Carneia
Athens demonstrated her leadership potential after the battles of...
Mycale and Salamis
"... before the Spartans knew it, he had eased them out of leadership."
Who is this quote by?
Plutarch
Eion was on the...
Strymon
When was the siege of Naxos?
471
When was Eurymedon?
469
When was the Seige of Thasos?
465
When was the Delian League treasury moved?
454/453
When did Athens' foreign policy become increasingly expressionistic?
460s
When was the snubbing at Mt. Ithome?
462/1
After their withdrawal from the dual hegemony Athens made alliances with...
Thessally and Argos
The Megarians revolted after a border dispute with...
Corinth
When did the Cold War end with Megara's revolt?
460
The Megarid was a narrow strip of land... of the isthmus of Corinth
East
The Megarid was the essential passage connecting...
Mainland Greece and the Peloponnese
The Peace of Callias is confused with an earlier peace that may have been made in...
460
Athens' first major expedition in the Land War was against...
The Persians in Cyprus
Athens' first major expedition in...
Either 460 or 459
How many ships were sent in Athens' first major expedition during the Land War?
200
..... of ...... organized the revolt of the greater part of ....... from king.......
Inaros of Libya..... Egypt from King Artaxerxes
In the Land War, the bulk of the fighting took part in...
Main Land Greece
Athens lost the battle of Haleis in the...
Argolid
In the Argolid, Athens lost the battle of...
Haleis
At the sea battle of Cecryphaleia in the Sarconic Gulf Athens defeated...
The Peloponnesians
Athens defeated the Peloponnesians at the sea battle of Cecryphaleia in the...
Sarconic Gulf
In the Sarconic Gulf the Athenians defeated the Peloponnesians at the battle of...
Cecryphaleia
In the Land War Athens had a major victory at sea against...
Aegina
After Athens defeated Aegina in the Land War she had considerable forces in... and Garrisons in...
Egypt and Aegina... Megara and Pegae
The Long Walls in Central Greece connected...
Megara and Nisaea
Athens' long walls connected...
Phaleron and Piraeus
Sparta hadn't been very active in the Land War until 457 because...
A helot revolt in Messenia
Sparta became more active in the Land War in...
457
Who was in the battle of Tenagra?
Athens,allies, Argives versing the Spartans
When was the battle of Tenagra?
457
After the 4 month truce during the Land War Athens...
Marched into Boeotia and gained control of Phocis
During the Land War Athens' attacks on... were indicative of more aggressive imperialism.
Gytheum, Chalcis, Sicyon
As a result of Athens' attacks on Gytheum, Chalcis and Sicyon which two Peloponnesian allies sided with Athens?
Trozen and Achaea
During the Land War what year did Corinth and Sparta endure losses in territories under her control?
455/4
When did the helot revolt end in the Land War?
455/4
When did Megabazus get nasty?
454
What did Megabazus do?
Drove the Greeks out of Memphis and besieged Prosopitis in an effort to regain control of Egypt
When did Athens feel strong enough to tackle the Persians in the Land War?
Late 450s
How long was the peace that Cimon negotiated with Sparta during the Land War?
5 years
When was the peace of Callias?
449
During the Sacred War Sparta gained access to...
Central Greece and Megara
When did Boeotia revolt during the Land War?
448/7
When was the battle of Coroneia?
447
What happened in 447
The battle of Coroneia
Athens soon faced danger on all fronts with revolts from...
Euboea and Megara
When was the Thirty Year Peace sworn?
446/5
When was Cleithenes' limited democracy?
508/7
When were Themistocles' ideas for change?
480's
When did Themistocles' start building up the fleet to defend against Sparta?
478
When was Cimon ostracized? and the Radical democracy start?
462/1
The Areopagus was a council of ex archons from the...
Pentacosiomedimnoi and hippeis
The Areopagus' responsibilities were...
Homophylakia
Supervising the affairs of the city
Politaiea
Accountability was maintained through...
Dokimasia
Eisengelia
Euthunai
Who carried out euthunai?
10 euthenoi
30 iogistai
How many public officials were introduced in Athens and overseas?
700 and 700
Under the Areopagus, crimes with the following penalties were passed on to the Ecclesia or Heliaea
Death
Exile
Loss of Citizenship
Misthophoria was introduced to the Boule in...
The 450s
When was archonship made available to the zengerai class?
457
When was the citizenship law introduced?
451
When was the building program?
440s
The building program sanctioned the use of how many talents?
5000
By what year were only three allies still contributing ships to Athens?
450
the Erythrae decree was introduced after the revolts of...
Erythrae and Miletus
When was the Erythrae Decree introduced?
453/2
When was the Kleinias decree introduced?
447
When was the Chalcis decree introduced?
446/445
When was the Coinage decree introduced?
450
The crimes with the worst consequences as listed by the Chalcis decree...
Exile
Death
Loss of rights
Later, land confiscation
When was Thucydides (Son of Melesias) ostracized?
444
Who introduced a decree arranging the investigation of Pericles' financial accounts?
Dracontides
Who tells us about the accusations against Pheidias having a particularly bad effect on Pericles' reputation?
Diodorus
Who tells us about the cleruchies invoking "a healthy fear of rebellion"?
Plutarch
Who tell us about Pericles smuggling Anaxagoras out of the city?
Plutarch
Where does the really important causus belli quote come from?
Aristophanes' Acharnians
Where does "starved to death" come from?
Dicaeopolis' speech in Aristophanes
When was Acharnians written?
425
When did Epidamnus appeal to Corcyra?
430s
The two just causes for war?
Aitiai and Prophasis
When was Corinth ready to attack with their armada?
433
When was the battle of Sybuta?
433
When did Athens piss Potidaea off?
432
How did Athens piss Potidaea off?
Raising phoros and demanding they take down their walls
When did Aegina lose their autonomy to Athens after a series of naval clashes with the Delian League fleet
458/7
When did Aegina secretly send an embassy to complain to Corinth to complain about Athens?
432
When did Mytilene revolt during the Archidamian war?
427
How many men ended up being put to death after the Mytilene debate?
1000
Within how many days was Cleon going to bring the Spartans back dead or alive?
20
How many Spartan prisoners were there?
300
What states did Brasidas persuade to side with the Peloponnesians in Thrace?
Acanthus and Stagirus
One of the reasons for the Spartans wanting the Peace of Nicias was because they were being raided from...
Pylos and Cythera
When did Perdiccas betray the Spartans?
422
Who said "... enough to bring Cleon down upon them in full force"?
Thucydides
What happened with Phormio?
Stationed at Naupactus
Attacked by Peloponnesian ships
Let the transports pass but defeated the second group of 47 with his 20 and captured 12 of them
The Spartans sent reinforcements and Phormio asked for help but it was delayed but managed to defeat another 77 ships with his superior naval skill, routing the Peloponnesians
When was the Thoudippos decree put in place?
425
When did Cleon campaign in Thrace?
424-422
Who requested Athenian help before the Sicilian expedition?
Segesta
When did Segesta request Athenian help?
416
When did thoughts that Alcibiades aimed at tyranny surface?
404
What place did Alcibiades capture before he was recalled to Athens to stand trial?
Catana
Where did Alcibiades escape to before seeking asylum from Sparta?
Thurii
Who said that Cleon "depressed the spirits" of the men?
Plutarch
When did Athens start building a circumvallation?
414
How many ships did Gylippus arrive at Syracuse with?
4
How many soldiers did Gylippus manage to raise?
6000
When was Demothenes sent to help Nicias?
413
Where was the plateau where a lot of people died?
Epipolae
After Athens got up on the plateau and the enemy realized they were there, what reinforcement were brought?
600 Syracusans and Gylippus and his troops
What was shouted wildly on the plateau?
Paeans and Watchwords
When was the oligarchic coup?
411
When did the kaloikagathoi come back into politics?
After the Sicilian expedition in 420s
Who brought the hetaireiai together?
Peisander
When did Alcibiades go to Persia?
413/12
When was Peisander sent from Samos to recall Alcibiades?
End of 412
How long did the 400 rule for
4 months
When did democracy resume in Athens?
410 after the battle of Cyzicus
Who didn't vote in favor of peace?
Boeotia, Megara, Corinth and Elis
Issues before listing terms of peace?
Control of areas in the North-west
Control of their harbor in Nisaea which was still in Athenian hands
Athens refused to return Panactum
Aside from Pleistoanax and Nicias how many officials witnessed the signing of the Peace of Nicias?
16 on each side
There were immediate problems with the return of...
Nisaea and Platea
.... Was instructed to hand over... to the Athenians but (wishing to stay on good terms with the...) he and the .... wouldn't comply.
Cleridas
Amphipolis
Chalcidians
Amphipolitans
There were breaches of the treaty between Athens and Sparta through what wars...
The Mantinean and Epidaurian wars and continued hostility in Thrace
Who joined in alliance with Argos and who didn't and why?
Mantinaea - Expansionistic - Feared Athens would taker gains in Arcadia
Ellis - Quarrel with Sparta in relation to Lepreum
Corinth and Chalcidice - MAde Sparta angry
Boeotia remain Neutral
Who did Athens capture during the Peace of Nicias
Scione
Who acted in their own defensive interests after Athens invade Scione during the peace of Nicias
Tegaea and Boeotia
Who did Pleistoanax march out against during the Peace of Nicias?
Parrhasia, subject of Mantinaea
Who did Sparta approach to try and make an alliance with Argos
Boeotia and Corinth
Who entered a defensive alliance against everyone towards the end of the Peace of Nicias?
Boeotia, Megara, Corinth
The agreement between Boeotia and Sparta at the end of the Peace of Nicias?
Boeotia would return Panactum to Athens so Sparta could regain Pylos on the condition that Sparta entered in an alliance with her
When was the battle of Mantinaea?
418
When did Agis invade Attica?
413
What did Agis do at the start of the Ionian war?
Invaded Attica
Fortified an outpost between Athens and Boeotia
Occupied Decelea
Why was Sparta convinced Athens had broken the terms of the Peace of Nicias?
Continually raided Pylos
Attacked the east coast of Laconia
Made landings in Epidaurus, Limera and Prasiae and other places in an attempt to aid the Argives
Who tells us that Agis realized it was useless to cut the Athenians off by land and that they needed to stop the grain supply?
Xenophon
When had Persia played a role in the Samian revolt
440s
When had Athens been in contact with Persia during the Oligarchic revolt?
412
When was a treaty signed acknowledging that friendship was on the agenda?
424/3
When did Brasidas begin getting threatening in Thrace
425
In what year did the Sicilian disaster cause allied revolt for Sparta?
413
In what year is our understanding of the events skewed because of the piecemeal nature of the fighting and Thucydides being incomplete? and Sparta focused on widening the revolt amongst Athenian allies?
412
Who did Sparta successfully get to revolt during the Ionian War?
Erythrae
Erae
Mytilene
Miletus
Teos
Clazomene
and others
Who did Athens suspect may fund their war effort instead of Persia?
Rhodes
When were there irregularities of Tissaphernes pay to Sparta?
Mid 411
.... had negotiated ... in... promising support for ... from... . .... was sent to negotiate this
Alcibiades had negotiated an Oligarchic coup in Samos, promising support for Athens from Tissaphernes. Peisander was sent to negotiate this
How did Athens betray their friendship with Persia?
Helping Amorges (Son of Pissuthenes)
... sent a delegation to... to encourage... of... in...
Sparta sent a delegation to Pharnabazus to encourage the revolt of Athens' allies in Hellespoint (Byzantium and Abydus)
The ... of ... by... in ... led to the belief that ... was in collaboration with...
The recall of Alcibiades by the Athenians in Samos led to the belief that Tissaphernes was in collaboration with the Athenians
Battle 1?
411 September/October
Battle of Cynossema
When does Thucydides run out?
After the battle of Cynossema
Who is left after Cynossema runs out?
Diodorus and Xenophon
Battle 2?
Abydus - Standoff
Battle after Battle 2?
410 March/April Mindarus seized Cyzicus but lured into battle with Alcibiades
By when was the democracy fully restored in Athens?
410
In what period was Athens successful in the Hellespontine region?
410-407
During Athens' period of success in the Hellespontine region what areas didn't she have control of?
Chios, Ionia and Caria controlled by Sparta and Persia
When was Thrasyllus sent to capture Ephesus?
409
When was Sparta weak and Tissaphernes and Pharnabazus in negotiation with Ahthens?
408
When were the two kick-ass leaders introduced into the Ionian war and who were they?
407 - Lysander (Spartan Nuarch) and Cyrus (Son of Darius II)
When was the battle of Notium?
407/6
What battle was in 407/6
Battle of Notium
When did Sparta replace Lysander and who with?
Callicratides in 406
... was killed after the battle over... in.. at which... Peloponnesian ships were lost and...
Callicratides was killed after the battle over Mytilene in Arginusae at which 70 Peloponnesian ships were lost and a peace was possibly offered here
What happened in 405?
Aegospotamoi in Hellespont
When was Aegospotamoi in Hellespont?
405
When did Persia become Sparta's enemy?
397