Class of 2025 (2025 HSC CHAT) (20 Viewers)

[bustygint]

me too bruh all ik is marathon was the first it boosted greek morale and then salamis was a naval battle

Gtfo what are you talking about battles thats not a syllabus dot point. The only battle yoiu realy need to know about is the First Messenian War and that's only bc its the catalyst for their spartiate way of living. YOU do NOT need to KNOW about the BATTLES

 

[svad]

DC suckss AC betteR
join the AC CLAN TODCAY
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i thoght i'd never see these again after graduating

 

[quokka]

Gtfo what are you talking about battles thats not a syllabus dot point. The only battle yoiu realy need to know about is the First Messenian War and that's only bc its the catalyst for their spartiate way of living. YOU do NOT need to KNOW about the BATTLES

girl im doing the greek world

 

[bustygint]

ancient ppl can we do like question recall on the ancient thread View attachment 49901

Shut uuuuuuuuuupm omggggggg

 

[hellokitty48920]

ok women in sparta had minimal land ownership right in the beginning of the classical period, they could inherit land/estates from their family but did not own it and had to pass it down to offspring, whereas near the end of the classical period they got more land ownership rights and could manage their own estates and dowries while their husbands were doing service for Sparta. then aristotle got pressed bc women owned 2/5 of sparta's land and was like noooo this will lead to women government nooo

bruh Aristotle always complaining abt smth -__-

 

[parmesean]

Guys I was trying to sleep but every time I switch positions I’m pain cause I also have bruises everywhere

 

[svad]

Guys I was trying to sleep but every time I switch positions I’m pain cause I also have bruises everywhere

girl enough with the trolling, go to sleep

 

[cloudqlia]

me too bruh all ik is marathon was the first it boosted greek morale and then salamis was a naval battle

no literally same and like themistocles naval policy and pausanias fought in the battle of plataea and like mycale was the only time greece was on the offensive and it was a turning point in the war and finally drove out persian influence in ionia

 

[bustygint]

girl im doing the greek world

Bro why are you HIJACKING our discussion about SPARTANS to talk about your SICK greek AGENDA we're talking about SPARTA

 

[cloudqlia]

ancient ppl can we do like question recall on the ancient thread View attachment 49901

yes!!!

 

[quokka]

Bro why are you HIJACKING our discussion about SPARTANS to talk about your SICK greek AGENDA we're talking about SPARTA

is the stress getting to u promise its not that deep im pretty sure dumb cunt that SPARTA IS APART OF GREECE

 

[hellokitty48920]

Bro why are you HIJACKING our discussion about SPARTANS to talk about your SICK greek AGENDA we're talking about SPARTA

WHY ARE U BEING EVIL TO MY QUEEN QUOKKA

 

[cloudqlia]

Gtfo what are you talking about battles thats not a syllabus dot point. The only battle yoiu realy need to know about is the First Messenian War and that's only bc its the catalyst for their spartiate way of living. YOU do NOT need to KNOW about the BATTLES

wdym 2024 essay question was about the battleo of thermopylae and artemisium

 

[hellokitty48920]

is the stress getting to u promise its not that deep im pretty sure dumb cunt that SPARTA IS APART OF GREECE

HELP

 

[cloudqlia]

ohhh are u talking about sparta

 

[quokka]

wdym 2024 essay question was about the battleo of thermopylae and artemisium

she thinks because shes doing sparta all we should talk abt is sparta anyway forget abt doin git on the thread guys what are the battles abt for greek world idk who lead them all

 

[hellokitty48920]

wdym 2024 essay question was about the battleo of thermopylae and artemisium

I think she misunderstood, she was assuming we were talking abt sparta cos she doesnt do greek world

 

[lolcti]

girl enough with the trolling, go to sleep

wallah I’m not lying rn it’s a serious issue

 

[bustygint]

ok women in sparta had minimal land ownership right in the beginning of the classical period, they could inherit land/estates from their family but did not own it and had to pass it down to offspring, whereas near the end of the classical period they got more land ownership rights and could manage their own estates and dowries while their husbands were doing service for Sparta. then aristotle got pressed bc women owned 2/5 of sparta's land and was like noooo this will lead to women government nooo

Yes, and the reason that they gained extra rights was because of one particular battle where a lot of men died. Although they didn't have any formal political powers or agency, this gave them direct influence over a very significant aspect of the Spartan way of life—the syssitia. According to Aristotle, at one point, women owned 40% of the kleroi. This, he asserted, was a significant problem because it inhibited men from providing to the syssitia, thereby creating an imbalance, and therefore, the fall of the Spartan empire at the battle of Leucra. Aristotle asserts the provision of additional rights to Spartan woman contributed to their downfall.

 

[bustygint]

is the stress getting to u promise its not that deep im pretty sure dumb cunt that SPARTA IS APART OF GREECE

SPARTA is a culturally DISPARATE city compared to the rest of GREECE because of its unique LIFESTYLE and its abandonment of SIGNIFICANT culutural practices including POETRY and ART and THEATRE. many ATHENIAN historians don't LIKE sparta.