Bellwork 11/9/09 Cornell Terms Titled- Spartan Terms
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Lawgiver of Sparta ³Rule by one´ usually handed down to an heir Title of slave in Spartan culture Means ³upbringing´ way to train boys. City known for its military way of life Allies of Sparta that did the trading for them. Council of elders.
£o man was at liberty to live as he pleased, the city being like one great camp where each man thought that he was born, not for himself, but for his country. Like bees they acted with one impulse for the public good. They were possessed with a thirst for honor and had not a wish but for their country. d
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# $%$ %& " TRAVELED THE WORLD TO GET THE BEST LAWS. g CRETE-MET THALES THE POET POEMS ABOUT BROTHERHOOD, FAIR£ESS A£D BEI£G A GOOD MA£ g EGYPT, SEPARATE MILITARY g IO£IA, WORKS OF HOMER g ORACLE OF DELPHI, FOU£D OUT LAWS WOULD BE BEST I£ ALL WORLD CAME BACK TO SPARTA PEOPLE SWORE TO FOLLOW LAWS
# $%$ DIVIDED ALL LA£D EQUALLY BA££ED GOLD A£D SILVER- IRO£ MO£EY ALL MEALS EATE£ TOGETHER HOUSES BUILT WITH AXE O£LY-DOORS BUILT WITH A SAW CHILDRE£ WERE WARDS OF THE STATE HARSH SCHOOLS TO DEVELOP WARRIORS CHA£GED GOVER£ME£T
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Finished Spartan notes. Started city states of Greece chart
Lawgiver of Sparta ³Rule by one´ usually handed down to an heir Title of slave in Spartan culture Means ³upbringing´ way to train boys. City known for its military way of life Allies of Sparta that did the trading for them. Council of elders.
£o man was at liberty to live as he pleased, the city being like one great camp where each man thought that he was born, not for himself, but for his country. Like bees they acted with one impulse for the public good. They were possessed with a thirst for honor and had not a wish but for their country. d
! " O
g
~ Å g O
g
# $%$ %& " TRAVELED THE WORLD TO GET THE BEST LAWS. g CRETE-MET THALES THE POET POEMS ABOUT BROTHERHOOD, FAIR£ESS A£D BEI£G A GOOD MA£ g EGYPT, SEPARATE MILITARY g IO£IA, WORKS OF HOMER g ORACLE OF DELPHI, FOU£D OUT LAWS WOULD BE BEST I£ ALL WORLD CAME BACK TO SPARTA PEOPLE SWORE TO FOLLOW LAWS
# $%$ DIVIDED ALL LA£D EQUALLY BA££ED GOLD A£D SILVER- IRO£ MO£EY ALL MEALS EATE£ TOGETHER HOUSES BUILT WITH AXE O£LY-DOORS BUILT WITH A SAW CHILDRE£ WERE WARDS OF THE STATE HARSH SCHOOLS TO DEVELOP WARRIORS CHA£GED GOVER£ME£T
'%& (
g O g g ! g " g Å "
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g " #
g $
' " O g
%
g Å
"Å Å & d ' O% & ( '$ ) Å*" O ( Od" " +
O %
Finished Spartan notes. Started city states of Greece chart
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