Unit 7 Ancient Greece

evidence from opinionated sources

evidence from unidentified sources

evidence from sources that are free of bias

evidence from sources that present a single point of view

a hook

a summary

a thesis statement

supporting evidence

the website address

the author’s name

the year of publication

the publisher’s information

summarizing main ideas

introducing new information

restating the thesis statement

reviewing supporting evidence

He raised taxes on overseas trade.

He took apart the army to pay for ships.

He used tributes from the Delian League.

He took over the navies of other city-states.

He helped spread democracy

He invaded the Persian Empire.

He protected Athens from Spartan attacks.

He made Athens the most powerful member.

Athens lost its powerful navy.

Athenian farmland was ruined.

Athens became a democracy.

Athens fell to a Persian invasion.

Athens had extensive farmland to feed its people.

Athens was protected by its location high up on a hill.

Athens was surrounded by rivers, which made it difficult to enter the city.

Athens was located inland, which made it difficult to invade by sea.

It was quick to invade regions throughout China.

It was the first to defeat the powerful Greek Empire.

It was the first empire to link Asia, Africa, and Europe.

It was defeated by the Medians, Babylonians, and Lydians.

Darius I

hereodotus

Xerxes I

Zoroaster