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Athena was the Greek virgin goddess of reason, intelligent activity, arts and literature. She was the daughter of Zeus; her birth is unique in that sh...

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In ancient Athens it was easy for citizens especially men they had the freedom and could vote and have a say in everything. Woman had to stay home but that was their culture. The woman could still go to festival but they had to be with their husband. In Ancient Athens it was a good life for the Metics even though they weren’t citizens they could vote, own land and have rights to the law. In ancient Athens there were slaves they had a hard life they didn’t get that much food or water and they had no rights. In conclusion I think ancient Athens was a little bit difficult.

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Pericles was a leader of Ancient Athens who was responsible
for rebuilding Ancient Athens following the Persian Wars. He was also leader of
ancient Athens during the Peloponnesian War, but he died of the plague that
ravaged the city. He was so important that the era in which he lived (during
the 5th Century B.C.) is known as the Age of Pericles (source H). 

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Pericles was a leader of Ancient Athens who was responsible
for rebuilding Ancient Athens following the Persian Wars. He was also leader of
ancient Athens during the Peloponnesian War, but he died of the plague that
ravaged the city. He was so important that the era in which he lived (during
the 5th Century B.C.) is known as the Age of Pericles (source H). 

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The Ekklesia was the principal assembly of the democracy of ancient Athens during its "Golden Age". It was the popular assembly, open to all male citizens with 2 years of military service. In 594 BC, Solon allowed all Athenian citizens to participate, regardless of class, even the thetes. The assembly was responsible for declaring war, military strategy and electing the strategoi and other officials. It was responsible for nominating and electing magistrates, thus indirectly electing the members of the Areopagus. It had the final say on legislation and the right to call magistrates to account after their year of office. In the 5th century BC its members numbered about 43,000 people. It would have been difficult, however, for non-wealthy people outside of the urban centre of Athens to attend until payments for attendance were introduced in the late 5th century. It originally met once every month, but later it met three or four times per month. The agenda for the Ekklesia was established by the Boule, the popular council. Votes were taken by a show of hands, counting of stones and voting using broken pottery.

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Athena was the Goddess of War, the female counterpart of
Ares. She is one of three virgin goddesses; the other two were Hestia and
Artemis. Athena served as a guardian of Athens, where the Parthenon served as
her temple.  Athena, Greek Goddess of
Wisdom and War. Athens is named after Athena the goddess. Ancient Athens also
believed in gods that control their life. They believed in ancient myths such
as; that souls of the deceased were not reincarnated into another body and
placed back on earth, but lived on in either hell or heaven as a spirit. (source
f).  Their afterlife destination was
presumably based on how well they lived their life prior to their death and
believed it was a necessity to live in such a way as to appease the gods and
thus diligently sought to offer frequent sacrifices, prayers and hymns, living
in constant awareness of the imminent anger of the gods. 

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Athena was the Goddess of War, the female counterpart of
Ares. She is one of three virgin goddesses; the other two were Hestia and
Artemis. Athena served as a guardian of Athens, where the Parthenon served as
her temple.  Athena, Greek Goddess of
Wisdom and War. Athens is named after Athena the goddess. Ancient Athens also
believed in gods that control their life. They believed in ancient myths such
as; that souls of the deceased were not reincarnated into another body and
placed back on earth, but lived on in either hell or heaven as a spirit. (source
f).  Their afterlife destination was
presumably based on how well they lived their life prior to their death and
believed it was a necessity to live in such a way as to appease the gods and
thus diligently sought to offer frequent sacrifices, prayers and hymns, living
in constant awareness of the imminent anger of the gods. 

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Women were forced to marry at a very young age (14) but men
got the right to marry at an older age (30-35). Even when she is already
married still she had no rights. Her father had passed her rights from him to
her new husband. She had to always stay at home and clean, check on the slaves.
When she has children she has to look after them and care for them.  If the child is a girl she has to teach her
from a very young age how to do domestic jobs. (source f)

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Women were forced to marry at a very young age (14) but men
got the right to marry at an older age (30-35). Even when she is already
married still she had no rights. Her father had passed her rights from him to
her new husband. She had to always stay at home and clean, check on the slaves.
When she has children she has to look after them and care for them.  If the child is a girl she has to teach her
from a very young age how to do domestic jobs. (source f)

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Most of Athens wore a rectangular piece of cloth called a
tunic. A tunic is a piece of cloth with holes for the arms and head. it was
pinned using a broche, it was sewed up the side so it wouldn’t show the torso.
In cold weather men wore himation and woman wore peplos. This was another
rectangular piece of cloth worn on top of a chiton. Women could wear veils
called a kredemno to protect their faces from tanning or to for modesty (Source
d)

 

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Most of Athens wore a rectangular piece of cloth called a
tunic. A tunic is a piece of cloth with holes for the arms and head. it was
pinned using a broche, it was sewed up the side so it wouldn’t show the torso.
In cold weather men wore himation and woman wore peplos. This was another
rectangular piece of cloth worn on top of a chiton. Women could wear veils
called a kredemno to protect their faces from tanning or to for modesty (Source
d)

 

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In ancient Athens there were three main social classes, the
highest was the citizens, then Metics and slaves. The citizens had the most
rights, they could vote. Although they had an unequal amount of money they were
the highest class of people in Athens. The women sometimes were not class as
citizens because they had to be male. When women married a citizen, the women
still had no rights but the men made all their decisions for them and they had
to learn from a very young age how to do domestic jobs (source F). Metics were
freed slaves, or from another city state. But they could not vote or have a say
but they still had a good life. They could take part in religious festivals, they
could fight in the war and become soldiers and they could own ships, businesses
and can have access to court (source A). Slaves are at the bottom of the social
classes. The slaves were forced to work for the citizens. Slaves did cleaning
or tutoring and worked in the field in the hot sun. They worked for the state
and were not treated well they did not get that much food or water (source A). 

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In ancient Athens there were three main social classes, the
highest was the citizens, then Metics and slaves. The citizens had the most
rights, they could vote. Although they had an unequal amount of money they were
the highest class of people in Athens. The women sometimes were not class as
citizens because they had to be male. When women married a citizen, the women
still had no rights but the men made all their decisions for them and they had
to learn from a very young age how to do domestic jobs (source F). Metics were
freed slaves, or from another city state. But they could not vote or have a say
but they still had a good life. They could take part in religious festivals, they
could fight in the war and become soldiers and they could own ships, businesses
and can have access to court (source A). Slaves are at the bottom of the social
classes. The slaves were forced to work for the citizens. Slaves did cleaning
or tutoring and worked in the field in the hot sun. They worked for the state
and were not treated well they did not get that much food or water (source A). 