Tracy Lam 10/17/13 Period 4

Annotated Bibliography
Primary Source
"Greek Agora." Ancient Athens: A Virtual Field Trip. Ed. Angela Rutschke, B.Ed. Angela Rutschke, 2012. Web. 01 Oct. 2013. <http://edtech2.boisestate.edu/angelarutschke/502/virtualtour/housetour.html>. This article reveals the most important area for Ancient Athens in civilization Agora. It may have been just a market place but it was the central area for Athens and also an event for sharing news and to discuss politics, male land-owners also gather for military duty or hear statements about the king or the council. The word Agoraphobia was created, meaning the fear of open spaces or public situations and that had yet come from the Ancient Athen Gathering place Agora.

"Pericles." Ancient/Classical History. Ed. Gill, N.S. N.S Gill, n.d. Web. 01 Oct. 2013. <http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/pericles/p/Pericles.htm>. This article explains a biography about a special person or instead leader of the Ancient Athens named Pericles. Pericles was a man responsible for rebuilding of the Athens followed by the war called The Persian War but he was also the leader during the war of Peloponnesian. He was a very important leader in the era in around the 5th century, B.C but he died of a plague sooner on. Pericles came to power in around the year 460 when Cimon, a previous leader was ostracized when he came back from the Spartans from the request of their help, therefore Pericles had much more power then any leader and built many projects such as, a giant statue of Athena Promachus, The Parthnenon, and other replaced god statues that had been destroyed during the Persian wars.

"Rhetoric in Athens." The Greeks. Ed. Porter, D. D. Porter, 29 Mar. 2000. Web. 01 Oct. 2013. <http://www.richeast.org/htwm/greeks/porter/rhetdos.html>. Essential speeches of Ancient Athens were written in Rhetorics, political speeches was a way Athenian government builds up and increase. As for Rhetoric, Rhetoric was invented as a very special yet important form of speech that had helped many Athenians give an effective way to give out a message. Its such an eloquence that it is involved in a form of art. Rhetoric was used for teaching methods in schools, elections, political debates, citizens presenting their case to a jury, oral and written story telling. Rhetorics began with Homer and Greek orality then it moved on to the fifth-century Sicily. In the event of A.D 200 and A.D 230, two treaties(in rhetorics) were written called, Art of Political Speech and Art of Rhetoric, they were made by the Anonymous Seguerianus and Apsines of Gadara. These documents show the teaching of Rhetorics and the development of Aristotelian tradition.

Secondary Source
Bay, Rita. "Slavery in Athens." Web log post. Rita Bay "Celebrating Romance across the Ages" Rita Bay, 08 Feb. 2012. Web. 17 Oct. 2013. In ancient Greece a new thing had started for the Athens and that are slaves.This fact that Rita Bay proves that ancient Greece, also had slaves of their own to help develop their own government and culture, yet with Sparta, its military. She studies the fact about the comparison with the slaves with

Africans and the slaves with Athens. The role, the conditions, and law were different with the Athens on how they treat their slaves. Slaves were acquired from war as a prisoner, slaves are owned by either the state or just privately. Athenian laws were created for these slaves, and they were rather much mostly treated humane than the slaves as Africans. Women can become nannies to take care of their own family. Slaves are welcomed formally in a family and depending on their education, can rise to the highest position, they may be buried with the family also. But, depending on the owner they can be severally punished if the slaves ran away and the government can punish by 50 ways according to the law of Athenians. In the Athenian years, women are treated like nothing. Only men were far more important and get to have education, but the women didnt needed to cook or do any house things. They just sit there and look pretty and men just past by them as ghost, but luckily marriage is still made to women, how else will they produce more population anyways? "Murders in Ancient Athens: PW Talks with Gary Corby." Interview. Publisher Weekly 15 Oct. 2013: n. pag. Print. This was a discussion with Gary Corby, the author of the book Sacred Games. He has found a mystery of a culture that men do as a sport or more like a duel. He found this problem by reading a Classical Athens that was the basis of the man named Pericles, the first so called nico mystery. Garys fascination of mystery drove him to create fiction books about things including Murders of Ancient Athen, but.. in a game?This shows the rights of men playing such a game just like an Olympics and yet having a mystery of death occurring. When you read an ancient test says Gary Corby, your reading one mans view, but at least its the view of someone on the ground as it happened, or as close as we can get. "War, Democracy and Culture in Classical Athens." Rev. of Culture, War, and Democracy, by David M. Pritchard. War, Democracy and Culture in Classical Athens Feb. 2011: 1+. Print. This is an event famous for Athens direct democracy and their innovative culture, the war was also famous too, one of the most famous is called the Persian War . David M. Pritchard reviews the interaction of war and political decision-making rights, having an international team re-evaluate the worlds first functioning democracy paying attention to changes of attitudes. Athenian democracies are used as test-cases to examine that give a hot debate to political scientist. Scientist shall not fail from the benefit of the reviews of Athenian culture, war, and democracy as David says. Never underestimate Athens, they fight in wars using great strategies and an organization of a military, it was responsible for raising the scale of Greek warfare. The timing of the revolution they had was followed with the popular uprising of 508 B.C and the plethora of Athenian culture, bringing the democracy at hand. The war was impacted with democracy; the review brings together many kinds of scientist and historians that try to explore a neglected problem.