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Greece, leagues, and rulers

by Lily
1

What is a polis (plural poleis) in ancient Greece?

2

Which period marks the dominance of the polis as Greece’s political structure since ca. 750 BCE?

3

Who could vote and participate in government in Athens after ca. 508 BCE?

4

What best describes a Greek league (koinon) in political terms?

5

Which Greek region and league rose in influence by 323 BCE?

6

What was the Lamian War (323–322 BCE) about?

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Who were the Diadochi in the aftermath of Alexander’s death?

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What change did Antipater implement in Athens after Lamian War?

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What happened to the Corinthian League after the Lamian War?

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A polis is a city-state comprised of a city and its surrounding territory.

The polis was the dominant political form since about 750 BCE.

In Athens, adult free-born men could participate; slaves and many others could not.

Leagues united regions or cities under a common federal structure.

The Aetolian League gained prominence around this period.

Greece revolted against Antipater and Macedonian control after Alexander’s death.

Diadochoi refers to Alexander’s successors in the empire.

Antipater’s actions reduced Athenian democracy and secured control.

The league dissolved, shifting Greek states to separate dealings with Macedon.

 
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