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Aim: “Conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal: can such a nation long endure?” Aim: Could the Athenian ideal succeed? Aim: Does might make right? Do wars of conquest corrupt our values?

The Parthenon

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Aim: “Conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal: can such a nation long

endure?”

Aim: Could the Athenian ideal succeed?

Aim: Does might make right? Do wars of conquest corrupt our values?

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The Parthenon

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Parthenon and the Acropolis - funded with the tax dollars of the

Delian League

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The Athenian Empire (the Delian League)

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The Athenian Empire in revolt

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The Athenian “Long Wall” strategy

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Massacre at Corcyra

• Why do the Greeks slip into barbarism?

• What is Thucydides view about this war?

• How does this relate to Pericles’ Funeral Oration?

• How does knowing this affect your analysis?

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Melian Dialogue: Might Makes Right

• Why won’t the Athenians let the Melians stay neutral? Is this just the way of the world?

• How did the Melians respond? Would the Melians have been wise to submit?

• Was the conquest of Melos just? • Compare this dialogue with Pericles' Funeral

Oration--had the costs of the war changed the values and behavior of the Athenians?

• Can Athens maintain its values of individualism and freedom while subjugating other peoples?

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Aim: “Conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal: can such a nation long

endure?”

Aim: Could the Athenian ideal succeed?

Aim: Does might make right? Do wars of conquest corrupt our values?