Greek and
Persian war:
Greek
army:
- iron
weapons meant ordinary citizens could afford to arm themselves
- foot
soldiers (hoplites) trained from an early age
- armed
with spears, swords, and bows
- often
fought in phalanx formation
- home field
advantage
- motivated
to preserve democracy
Persian Army:
- first archers
(damage from far distances)
- then
cavalry (disrupted communication between generals and soldiers
- lightly
armored infantry (spears, swords, and bows)
- huge
numbers
- long
way from home
- professional army (soldiers for hire, or mercenaries)
Overall todays class went by really well. All we did was go
over the rest of the PowerPoint and then we talked about some of the test
questions that he was going to put on the test. And then we worked on our blog
for the rest of class. Sadly todays a rainy day, but then it’s kind of a good
thing because our lacrosse practice was cancelled which is great because I don’t
feel like being soaked all day.
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