Unraveling the Consequences of the Ionian Revolt Through Historical Accounts
Delve into the aftermath of the Ionian Revolt and its impact on Persian-Greek relations. Explore the retaliation of Darius I, the reactions of various parties, and the geopolitical shifts that ensued. Analyze historical accounts to uncover the far-reaching consequences of this pivotal event.
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Darius I 9. Consequences of the Ionian Revolt
Starter: UNSCRAMBLE the following terms; 1) TETLBA FO ALED 2) IOIANN KRGEES 3) HERAT DNA REWAT 4) SAROGOTSIRA 1) BATTLE OF LADE 2) IONIAN GREEKS 3) EARTH AND WATER 4) ARISTOGORAS 5) INDUS VALLEY 5) DUSIN YELLAV
Consequences of the Ionian Revolt 25 September 2024 RRR: What were the consequences of the Ionian Revolt? Lesson Objectives: 1) To analyse the impact that the Ionian Revolt had on both the Greeks and the Persians. To further develop knowledge and practice of the 10 mark source questions. 2)
What were the consequences of the Ionian Revolt The consequences (what happens after an event) of the Ionian Revolt are important to remember because of what they show us about 1) treatment of foreign peoples, and 2) Darius nature as a king. Task: using p. 45-46 of the textbook, the extra reading to give more details, and what you remember from previous lessons to fill in the table. CHALLENGE: Pick one of these two practise question options, treat it as an exam and complete 3 points of discussion in 6mins. Outline the causes of the Ionian Revolt . (6) Outline the main events of the Ionian Revolt . (6) Consequences for the Persians Consequences for the Ionian Greeks Consequences for the Greeks on the mainland The Persians were angered by the Greeks burning down the temples at Sardis. The revolt was crushed after the Ionians were defeated at the sea battle of Lade. Darius was furious at the Athenians. He was determined to get revenge on them!
Task 3 practise 10markers Passage A: In the fire at Sardis, a temple of Cybebe, the goddess of that country, was burnt, and the Persians afterwards made this their reason for burning the temples of Greece Darius did, however, ask who the Athenians were, and after receiving the answer, he called for his bow. This he took and, placing an arrow on it, and shot it into the sky, praying, O Zeus, grant me vengeance on the Athenians. Then he ordered one of his servants to say to him three times whenever dinner was set before him, Master, remember the Athenians. without difficulty the Persians took the islands of Chios, Lesbos and Tenedos. Each island as soon as it was occupied, was gone through with a drag-net - a process in which men join hands and make a chai right across the island from north to south and then move from one end to the other, hunting everybody out. Herodotus, Histories, Book 5 Using details from Passage A and your own knowledge, what can we learn about the consequences of the Ionian revolt? (10)
10 mark question - guidance Aim to make 2-3 points of discussion. These must use details from the source which should be a short quote. Each Point Quote must be followed by a sentence or two of own knowledge. This can be further knowledge about that same point, or it can come from another thing you ve studied that is similar to compare against that point. - It has to be relevant (connected) to the point of that paragraph. Using details from Passage A and your own knowledge, what can we learn about the consequences of the Ionian revolt? (10) From this source we can learn that a consequence of the Ionian Revolt was This is shown in the source when We know that
Task 4 Peer assess the practise question Think about, have they; Given a point that relates to the topic of the question? Use a green pen. Peer assess your partner s response to Q3 Use the guidance to help you work out how they ve done. Give a WWW + an EBI. Have they given a short quote? Is that quote RIGHT for the point they re trying to make? Do they add own knowledge? Is this own knowledge that CAN T be learnt from the passage? Is the own knowledge relevant/ connected to the POINT of the paragraph?
Plenary In response to your partner s green pen comments; a)What were you happy with in your answer? b)What do you need to improve on for next time? c)What can you do in the meantime to help you?
