Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Blog 29: Class Notes

In class we read Chapter 5. Highlighted a few notes and I happen to write so down. We disused the   Life before and during the Peloponnesian War for the Athens and for Sparta. Life before for the Athens; They were on a democracy , trading markets , people had power , there was a divers use of communication , it was peaceful , and educational. During the war the Plague came along , they were locked-in to there city-state, and rarely did they get exports. An in Sparta during the war they had a struggling Economy. We also went over .
The Reasons Why… Several Factors Contributed to Athens Losing the Peloponnesian War 


  • Natural Disaster and Poor Leadership 
  • In 430 B.C., a terrible plague struck Athens, killing thousands of inhabitants, including Pericles himself.
  • Athens recovered, but leadership of the city passed to reckless politicians who spurned Sparta's offers of compromise and “peace without victory.”
  • Damaging Losses






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