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Early Greece

Early Greece. by william. Lesson1 The Cycladic Culture. There are 200 islands located east of the Greek. The people there are farmers. In 2000 B.C. the Cycladic culture began to weaken. In 3000 B.C. the Cycladic culture began on the islands. lessan1 The Minoan Culture.

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Early Greece

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  1. Early Greece by william

  2. Lesson1 The Cycladic Culture • There are 200 islands located east of the Greek. • The people there are farmers. • In 2000 B.C. the Cycladic culture began to weaken. • In 3000 B.C. the Cycladic culture began on the islands.

  3. lessan1 The Minoan Culture • In 2000 B.C. the Minoans began to build large. • Minoan culture began as an agricultural in society. • By using a process they learned from civilizations. • Minoans may have used a language other than Greek.

  4. Lesson1:The Mycenaean and Trojan • In 1300 B.C. they built palaces in Mycenae. • In 1200 B.C. the Mycenaean culture suddenly came to an end. • The Trojan farmed ,raised horses ,and herded sheep. • Mycenaeans left the horses at the gates of Troy.

  5. Lesson2 the Rise and Sparta • Villages grew into cities around the acropolis. • They walled forts for safety during enemy attacks. • The Geek peninsula in the 1100s B.C. • 30-member council that governed Sparta in times peace.

  6. Lesson2 the Athens and Greek • Solon divided the Athenian people into classes. • Most Athenian slaves were people from neighboring. • The Greek believed that their gods, led by Zeus. • Writing also helped bring the city-states together.

  7. Lesson3 the Persian and Pericles • The Greek city-states fought over land and trade. • In 480 B.C. the Persians again invaded the Balkan Peninsula. • In 460 B.C. Pericles was elected as a leader. • In 457 B.C. Pericles gave male citizens of any class.

  8. Lesson3 the Achievements and the End of the Golden age • The Pericles was a patron or supporter of learning. • During the Golden age scientists studied nature and human life. • Pericles wanted to make Athens not only the school of Greece. • In 431 B.C. Sparta and its allies in the Peloponnesian.

  9. Lesson4 the Making and Building of an Empire • Alexander was born in 356 B.C. • Alexander was interested in many subjects. • One by one Alexander conquered the cities. • In 333 B.C. Alexander and his army had reached the coast of Syria.

  10. Lesson4 the End and the Alexander Legacy • In 326 B.C. Alexander and his army were on the move again. • By the time he reached Babylon, Alexander was already planning new expeditions. • Alexander the Great and his army came came into contact. • The huge library at Alexandria Egypt contained more than 500,000 scrolls.

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