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What term describes the male companions of aristocrats that attracted followers?
What term describes the male companions of aristocrats that attracted followers?
- Phyle
- Class
- Phratria
- Hetaireia (correct)
Phratria refers to the general concept of kinship among individuals.
Phratria refers to the general concept of kinship among individuals.
False (B)
What activities were associated with the Hetaireia?
What activities were associated with the Hetaireia?
Feasting and entertainment in homes.
Phratria can be defined as a brotherhood that arises from ________.
Phratria can be defined as a brotherhood that arises from ________.
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Which term refers to warfare and raiding activities associated with men?
Which term refers to warfare and raiding activities associated with men?
The term 'Phyle' is synonymous with 'aristocrat'.
The term 'Phyle' is synonymous with 'aristocrat'.
What defines the rights and duties of individuals in the context of social groups?
What defines the rights and duties of individuals in the context of social groups?
What is the primary role of Xenia in the context of guest relations?
What is the primary role of Xenia in the context of guest relations?
Genos/Clau refers to the common people in society.
Genos/Clau refers to the common people in society.
What is the term for the household in the context provided?
What is the term for the household in the context provided?
The _____ creates self-sufficiency through gardens and farm animals.
The _____ creates self-sufficiency through gardens and farm animals.
What aspect does the term 'Sufficiency' relate to in the context of Oikos?
What aspect does the term 'Sufficiency' relate to in the context of Oikos?
Subdivisions of Phyle are limited solely to common heroes.
Subdivisions of Phyle are limited solely to common heroes.
What is the relationship between nobles and their deities according to the content?
What is the relationship between nobles and their deities according to the content?
Flashcards
Xenia
Xenia
A concept of hospitality in ancient Greece where guests are welcomed and treated with respect.
Phyle
Phyle
A subdivision or group of nobles in ancient Greece with hereditary membership.
Genos
Genos
A subdivision of phratries in ancient Greece, often descended from common heroes or gods.
Oikos
Oikos
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Hospitality
Hospitality
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Nobles
Nobles
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Phratry
Phratry
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Sufficiency
Sufficiency
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Hetaireia
Hetaireia
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Kinship
Kinship
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Aristocrat
Aristocrat
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Charismatic Leadership
Charismatic Leadership
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Activities and Entertainment
Activities and Entertainment
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Warfare
Warfare
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Study Notes
Hetaireiai (Male Companions)
- Aristocratic men attracted followers through feasts and entertainment.
- Followers were often charismatic.
- Activities included warfare and piracy.
Kinship Associations
- Individuals had defined rights, duties, and sentiments.
Phyle (Tribe)
- Subdivisions based on kinships or clans.
- These were parts of a larger tribe.
Phratria (Brotherhood)
- Subdivisions of Phyles comprised groups of nobles connected by hereditary membership.
- They worshipped specific deities.
Genos/Clan
- Subdivisions of Phratries.
- Descendants of heroes or gods.
Oikos
- Households were self-sufficient.
- They included gardens, animals, weaving, and more.
- Religious ceremonies were led by men.
Xenia-Guest Relations (Hospitality)
- Traveling nobles were welcomed by people of their class.
- Welcoming visitors was common practice and involved gift giving.
Links Families
- Ties between families extended across generations.
Rich Families
- Employed laborers (hired help).
- Included husbands, wives, children, tenant farmers.
Poor Families
- Suffered from a lack of resources.
- Struggled with rent payments.
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