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What human made system of defense connected the city of Athens to the port of Piraeus?
The human-made system of defense, defense walls, also known as long walls, connected the city of Athens to port of Piraeus. Salvatore Salsa
Would it be easier to attack Athens or Sparta geographically?
Athens was on the coast, so was open to surprise seaborne attack. Sparta was inland and could have warning of and prepare for a land attack. However there were other factors: Athens was walled, could therefore be defended by a small force, and being connected by walls to its seaport, could import food when under siege. It could also send out an expedition by sea to attack it's attacker's home city while that city's army was besieging Athens.. Sparta was unwalled and had to be defended by land battle in the open, so it depended on the army being home and strong enough to see off an attacker. Sparta also had a large serf population nearby and was vulnerable to an uprising.
Where is Acropolis of Athens located?
The acropolis is the walls of Athens. To answer your question, it is surrounds Athens.
Why do you think the Athenians built walls from Athens to Piraeus?
To secure Athens from Piraeus
How wide where the long walls of Athens?
Very Wide
Which human made system of defense connected the city of Athens to the port of Piraeus?
The Long Walls - these walls allowed the defenders during a siege to get access to the port, allowing them to import food, and send out naval forces to attack the home cities of besiegers during their absence.
When did the people of Athens stop the Persian invasion?
In 490 BCE in the Plain of Marathon and the same day before the walls of Athens.
How long did the Athenian long walls expand?
The long walls of Athens protected Athens and its physical harbour of Piraeus. The distance was 24 kms. Remnants of the wall may be noticed in specific areas even today.
What was the topagraphy in Athens?
A rocky coastline and mountainous interior with a couple of arable plains with poor quality soil good enough for barley, but not wheat. A central plateau on which was fortified as a refuge in emergency. A good sheltered port connected by walls to the city walls, which enabled permanent protected access between them for trade, fishing and naval purposes.
Which city-state's geography might make it more open to attack in a military battle explain?
Sparta had no walls, relying on it's warriors as its walls.
What were the two great ramparts that protected the roadway from Athens to the sea?
The two great ramparts that protected the roadway from Athens to the sea were known as the Long Walls. They were fortifications that protected the city from invaders.
An important economic activity in the Athenian suburb of Piraeus is?
The building of the long walls linking Athens with its port of Piraeus
