History of Society in Ancient Greece


History of Society in Ancient Greece



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Perspective


The history of society in ancient Greece stretches from its Dark Ages of the 12th through the 9th century BCE to the end of its Classical Era in the 4th century BC. Politically, Greece comprised an informal league of city-states and their surrounding territories. But these were unified only once (for 13 years) under Alexander the Great.

Several hundred years after the collapse in 1000 BC of the Bronze Age civilization of Mycenae in the Peloponnesus, Greek city-states began to take root. This marked the beginning of the Archaic era and of the colonization by Greece of southern Italy and the eastern Mediterranean Basin. Classical Greece endured from the time of the wars with Persia to the 4th century BCE. As a result of the campaigns of Alexander the Great (from 334 to 323 BC), Hellenistic civilization came to flourish throughout the Near East to Central Asia and India. But the Hellenistic kingdoms in the eastern Mediterranean were then conquered by the Roman Republic, and the Greek provinces of Macedonia and Achaea were annexed during the Roman Empire. In the development of Western civilization, Classical Greece was followed by the Early Middle Ages and the Byzantine Empire.


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Index

CharacterChildhoodGames and ToysInfanticideClass War: MitigationSecond PhaseWagesDeathEducationHigher EducationPhysical TrainingFamilyHomeCookingDrinkingFurnitureHousingMenWomenInequityMoralityCharityPopulationSexualityProstitutionSlavery: EthosSlave TradeStyleAdornmentJewelryCosmeticsDressHairHygiene | City-States | Regions: ArgosAthens: Society | Attica | Boeotia | Corinth: Power | Cyclades Islands: Culture | Epidaurus | Euboea | Ionia: ChiosColophonEphesusPrieneSamosTeosHeraclitus the Obscure | Megara | Miletus: SocietyCulture: LiteratureAnaximander | Trade | Sicily: Hieron II | Sikyon | Sparta: SocietyChildrenClassEnvironmentMarriageSpartan CodeMenCultureMusicMusicians | Power: Archaic EraEmpirePersian Civil War: Cyrus the Younger | Law | Thessaly



Character

Childhood


Class War

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Class War: Second Phase

Class War: Wages

Education

Education: Higher Education

Physical Training

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Environment

Family

Home: Cooking

Home: Drinking

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Housing

Men

Women

Inequity

Morality

Morality: Charity

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Population

Sexuality

Sexuality: Prostitution

Slavery

Slavery: Ethos

Slavery: Slave Trade

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Style

Style: Adornment

Adornment: Jewelry

Style: Cosmetics

Style: Dress

Style: Hair

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Hygiene

City-States

Athens

Athens: Society

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Attica

Corinth

Cyclades Islands

Cyclades Islands: Culture

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Epidaurus

Euboea

Ionia: Chios

Ionia: Colophon

Ionia: Ephesus

Ionia: Priene

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Ionia: Samos

Ionia: Teos

Ionia: Philosophy: Heraclitus the Obscure

Megara

Miletus: Society

Miletus: Culture

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Culture: Literature

Philosophy: Anaximander

Miletus: Trade

Sicily

Sicily: Power: Hieron II

Sikyon

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Sparta

Sparta: Society

Society: Children

Society: Class

Society: Marriage

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Society: Men

Society: Spartan Code

Sparta: Culture

Culture: Music

Music: Musicians

Sparta: Power

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Power: Archaic Era

Power: Empire

Power: Persian Civil War

Persian Civil War: Cyrus the Younger

Power: Law

Thessaly

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