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The Greek City-States Social Structure
Upper class: aristoi
Wealthy citizens
Owned agricultural land and equipment
Held positions in government
Middle class: artisans
Skilled craftsmen
Provided specialized goods and services
Granted citizenship and voting rights
Lower class: perioikoi
Owned less-valuable land
Granted citizenship and voting rights
Agricultural workers outside the city
Varied among polis
Women
Unable to vote
Unable to own land
Did not have the same rights and privileges as men
Rights varied by polis
Laborers and enslaved people
Unable to vote
Unable to own land
Relied on their employer
Had no legal rights
Provided agricultural services
Foreign citizens
Not granted full rights
Not granted full citizenship
Could achieve citizenship based on resources
Examine the social classes of the ancient Greek poleis. In 3–5 sentences, discuss the differences among the social classes.

(4 points)

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The social structure of ancient Greek city-states was hierarchical, consisting of distinct classes with varying rights and privileges. The upper class, known as the aristoi, were wealthy landowners who held political power and influence. In contrast, the middle class, composed of artisans, provided skilled goods and services and were granted citizenship and voting rights, although they did not wield the same level of authority as the aristoi. The lower class, including the perioikoi and laborers, had limited land ownership and legal rights, while women and enslaved people were entirely excluded from political participation and land ownership. Foreign citizens faced further restrictions, as they were not granted full citizenship rights but could achieve them based on their resources.

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In 3–5 sentences, analyze how a contribution made to math or science by a Greek scholar is still significant today.(4 points)

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One of the most significant contributions to mathematics made by the Greek scholar Euclid is his work in geometry, particularly through his treatise "Elements." This foundational text systematically organized and presented the principles of geometry, establishing axioms and logical proofs that have framed mathematical education for centuries. Euclidean geometry remains a fundamental aspect of modern mathematics, influencing various fields, including architecture, engineering, and computer science. Additionally, the methods of logical reasoning and deductive proofs pioneered by Euclid continue to be essential in mathematical thought and education today, underscoring the lasting impact of his work on contemporary science and mathematics.

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Answer the following question in 3–5 sentences. Why was the development and spread of Christianity relatively slow in the Roman Empire?(4 points)

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The development and spread of Christianity in the Roman Empire was relatively slow due to several factors. Initially, Christianity was viewed with suspicion by Roman authorities, who saw it as a sect that threatened traditional Roman values and religious practices. The lack of a centralized organization and the early persecution of Christians contributed to its slow growth, as believers often had to practice their faith in secrecy. Furthermore, the vast and diverse nature of the empire meant that communication and travel were challenging, hindering the rapid dissemination of Christian teachings. Cultural differences and the entrenched beliefs of existing pagan religions also posed barriers to the acceptance of Christianity among the broader population.

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1 month ago

In 3–5 sentences, compare the motivations for territorial expansion between the Roman Empire under Trajan and the Byzantine Empire under Justinian I.(4 points)

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The motivations for territorial expansion in the Roman Empire under Trajan and the Byzantine Empire under Justinian I differed in their contexts and objectives. Trajan's expansion focused on acquiring new territories for military glory, resource acquisition, and consolidation of power, exemplified by his conquests in Dacia, which aimed to enhance Rome's resources and prestige. In contrast, Justinian I was motivated by a desire to restore the former glory of the Roman Empire, aiming to reclaim lost territories in the West, such as Italy and North Africa, through military campaigns and legal reforms. While both leaders sought to enhance their empires, Trajan's conquests were driven largely by immediate military strategy and economic exploitation, whereas Justinian's ambitions were more ideologically rooted in the concept of a revived Roman Empire and the spread of Christianity. Ultimately, each expansion reflected their respective empires' historical context and the rulers’ visions for their legacies.

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1 month ago

In 1–2 sentences, compare the motivations and conquests of the Ottoman Empire and the Umayyad dynasty.(2 points)

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The motivations for conquest in both the Ottoman Empire and the Umayyad dynasty were largely driven by the desire for territorial expansion and the spread of Islam, but the Ottoman Empire also aimed to consolidate political power and establish a diverse and multi-ethnic empire. While the Umayyad dynasty focused on rapid expansion across North Africa and into Spain, the Ottomans pursued a more gradual conquest, including the significant capture of Constantinople, which marked a pivotal transformation in their rule and the Islamic world.

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1 month ago

“In the two centuries following Muhammad’s death, the relationship between religious and secular authorities changed substantially.” In 1–2 sentences, develop a logical argument in support of this statement.(2 points)

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Following Muhammad's death, the relationship between religious and secular authorities evolved as political leaders, such as the caliphs, began to merge religious leadership with political power, claiming divine legitimacy for their rule. This shift led to the establishment of dynastic empires, such as the Umayyad and Abbasid, where the caliphate became both a religious and political authority, significantly altering the governance structure in the Islamic world compared to the early community of believers led directly by Muhammad.