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Euclid: Euclid is a Greek mathematician, he lived during the Hellenistic Age. He wrote a book about geometry that many people still study today.
Ptolemy: Ptolemy blended the religions of Greece and Egypt into a form that appealed to many people. He ruled after Alexander’s death, and made a world famous library called the Library of Alexandria.
Socrates: Socrates was a philosopher, he taught by using questions. He was put on trial when he was seventy years old. He was accused of corrupting the city’s youth and disrespecting the gods.
Draco: Draco wrote the first clear set of laws in effort to stop the fighting between aristocratic families. He was an Athenian lawmaker who introduced the first written code of law in Ancient Greece.
Sparta won the Peloponnesian War because the Athenians were trapped inside their own walls and there was no cleanliness. A plague struck the city, and within two years one-third of the Athenian population had died.
5. Only Spartan men could become citizens. Women were allowed to own property, and could inherit land from their ancestors. Unhealthy children were killed at birth, boys who survived to the age of seven entered military training and lived in barracks.
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Athens had 30 years as the minimum age to be an Archon, while the United States has set the minimum age of 35 to be president.
The Council of 500 has the same number of representatives for each of the ten tribes, while the United States has two people to represent each state.
Athens and the United States use judges and juries. Athens had over 200 jurors per case, while the U.S. has 12.
