- The people of Athens began a revolution
- Isagoris was the leader that took over after Hippias
- The people of Athens stood up against Isagoris
- This revolution was in 508 B.C
- During the end of the revolution, Isagoris was hiding at the top of the acropolis with Spartan soldiers
- The Agora was the central meeting place when Cleisthenes came back to government to start democracy
- The idea of using the black rock and the white rock to vote on what you want began democracy
- In 490 B.C Pheidippides ran from Athens to Sparta to try to get help for the fight they are about to have against Persia
- Athenians had little hope in this battle against Persia
- But, the Greeks won
- This battle was the first victory a democracy had ever seen
- Themistocles was an Athenian general
Thursday, March 17, 2011
The Greeks: More Notes from the Movie Pt. 2
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