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The End of Athenian Tyranny and the Democratic Revolution
Notes taken by Edward Tanguay on April 7, 2015 (go to class or lectures)
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Athens, ten, accomplished, Acropolis, controversy, paranoid, recalled, category, offended, personal, Kleomenes, Alcmaeonid, tyrannicide, Hipparchus, boule, peacefully, Panathenaea, tyrant, leaderless, 527, surrenders, Isagoras, Homer, Ober, Peisistratos, Harmodius, partnered, virgins, arts, tandem, harsher, exile
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Peisistratos was a but a good ruler
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Aristotle devised a special for him
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tyranny is bad but he had to make an exception for
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as an ruler
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Hippias and
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BC: overtook Peisistratos' rule when he died
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tyranny was passed on to them
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rule
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ruled well and for over a decade
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supported the
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brought poets and singers to
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texts of took on their canonical form
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after years, things go bad
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and Aristogeiton
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killed Hipparchus in order to save Athens
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Thucydides is almost by this story
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says it was simply about a insult
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Hipparchus, the younger brother of the two, made an advance on Harmodius
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Harmodius was with Aristogeiton
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Hipparchus then insulted the family
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forbad Harmodius' sister from carrying the ceremonial offering basket at the festival
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the young girls who participate were supposed to be , so it was an insult
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514 BC: Panathenaea festival
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they kill Hipparchus
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this becomes known as the
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not the end of the tyranny
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Harmodius and Aristogeiton are killed
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Hippias' rule became much
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not surprisingly became against plots to kill him
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began to travel around with a body guard
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511 BC Hippias was expelled
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Hippias took refuge on the Acropolis
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that's always where one goes when one is exiled
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Spartan king came up
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helped Isagoras
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Kleomenes managed to capture some members of Hippias' family
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arranged negotiation
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Hippias left Athens with his family
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that was the end of the Peisistratid tyranny
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what happens next has been the subject of enormous
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Athenian revolution
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formulated by American scholar Josiah , Stanford University (1953-)
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the next big man to come up is Cleisthenes
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member of the clan, they're back
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Kleomenes and attempted to take over the state
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first step was to dissolve the council ( )
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the boule resists
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Kleomenes and Isagoras occupy the with Spartan garrison
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some say Cleisthenes rallied the people at this point, but he was actually in
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another source says that rest of the Athenians unite
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they beseige the Spartan occupiers
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on third day of seige
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Kleomens
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Spartans withdraw
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Cleisthenes is to the city
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this theory posits a , popular revolution
Vocabulary:
| boule, n. [BOO-lay] a council of citizens appointed to run daily affairs of ancient Athens, originally a council of nobles advising a king, in democracies a boule was composed of members typically chosen by lot and served for one year ⇒ "After the exile of Hippias, the first step of Kleomenes and Isagoras was to dissolve the boule." |
People:
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Cleisthenes (570-500 BC) [KLIGH-sten-eez] Referred to by historians as the "father of Athenian democracy"
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Flashcards:
who were Peisistratos' sons who ruled after him
Hippias and Hipparchus
who killed Hipparchus
Harmodius and Aristogeiton
who was the father of Athenian democracy
Cleisthenes (570 BC - 500 BC)
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