Ancient Greek Civilization

1. Politics

1.1. Democracy (5th Century B.C.)

1.2. Public finances and administration

1.3. Law

1.4. International Politics

2. Society in Ancient Greece (Mid-4th Century BC)

2.1. The City-State

2.2. Agriculture

2.3. Trade

2.4. Society

2.5. The Family

2.6. Houses

2.7. Clothing

3. Ancient Greek Religion

3.1. The Classical Age of Religion

3.1.1. Persian Expansion

3.1.2. The Lonian Revolt

3.1.3. The First Persian Invasion of Greece

3.1.4. The Second Persian Invasion of Greece

3.1.5. Three Great Battle

3.1.5.1. The League against Persia

3.1.5.2. The Imperial Republic

3.1.5.3. The Age of Pericles

3.2. Time Troubles

3.2.1. The Gathering Storm

3.2.2. The Peloponnesian Wars

3.2.3. Brutalization and Beauty

3.2.4. Athens in Defeat

3.2.5. Sparta in Victory

3.2.6. The High point of Spartan Power

3.2.7. The Rising Power of Thebes (379 BCE)

3.2.8. Athenian Renaissance (357/355 BCE)

3.2.9. Macedon (359 BCE)

3.2.10. Independence Lost (338 BCE)

4. ANCIENT GREEK CIVILIZATION

5. Timeline of Greek Civilization

5.1. 776 BC: First Olympic Games

5.2. c. 750: Planting colonies on other Mediterranean coasts

5.3. 594: Athens a new constitution

5.4. 490-479: The Persian Wars

5.5. 447: The Parthenon in Athens

5.6. 431-404: The Second Peloponnesian War

5.7. 399: Socrates is condemned to deth

5.8. 338: King Philip II of Macedon defeats the Greek city-states

6. Crete and Mycenae the First European Civilization

6.1. The Minoan civilization

6.2. The spread of civilization

6.3. The triumph and fall of Knossos

6.4. The Mycenaean

6.5. Decline an Fall

6.6. An Age of Warfare

6.7. A New Society

7. The Rise of Classical Greece (c. 800-500 BCE)

7.1. Colonization

7.2. Society Transformed

7.3. Social Tensions

7.4. The First Republics

7.5. The Tyrants

7.6. Towards Democracy

7.7. Literature

7.8. Art and Architecture

7.9. The Revolution in Thought

7.10. Sparta c. 700-500 BCE

7.11. Athens c. 700-500 BCE

8. The Cultural Life of The Ancient Greeks

8.1. Literature

8.2. Art and Architecture

8.3. Sculpture and Painting

8.4. Philosophy

9. 11 Greek Influences and Contributions to Today's Society

9.1. Democracy

9.2. The Alphabet

9.3. The library

9.4. The olympics

9.5. Science and Mathematics

9.6. Architecture

9.7. Mythology

9.8. The Lighthouse

9.9. Standardized Medicine

9.10. Trial by Jury

9.11. The Theater