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Influence and Political Systems in Ancient Greece and Rome

Explore the influence of political systems from Greek city-states on Rome, their impact on today's music, and the development of democracy. Mr. Wood guides through US History with engaging discussions and interactive learning activities.

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Influence and Political Systems in Ancient Greece and Rome

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  1. Do Now • What does it mean to influence someone? • Who has influenced you?

  2. Political Systems in Greece and Rome Mr. Wood US History 101

  3. For Discussion • How have these guys influenced today’s music? • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXzWlPL_TKw

  4. Essential Question and Standard • What different political systems developed in the Greek city-states and how did they influence Rome? • 10.10.4P- Identify the different political systems that developed in the Greek city-states (e.g., monarchy, aristocracy, oligarchy, tyrants, democracy) and their influence on the Roman Republic and Empire)

  5. Plan for Today- Notes • Greece- Political Systems • P. 128 – OPTIC • Questions 1+2 • Rule and Order in Greek City States, p. 127

  6. Ticket Out • Take notes until it is time to go • Mr. Wood will dismiss you as you are getting work done

  7. Do Now • 1. Name two kinds of government that existed in Greek City-States and explain who has power in each

  8. Look at your notes form- Athens Builds a Limited Democracy • Pick your 3-4 most important notes

  9. Plan for Today- Notes

  10. Notes • We will begin taking notes together and then you will be given work time to finish

  11. Do Now • Sit in your correct assigned seat • Write three details about democracy in Athens

  12. Do Now • Write down how Athens and Sparta were similar and different.

  13. Do Now Take out your cornell Notes- Open your book to- P. 134-5 Name the three goals that Pericles had for Athens.

  14. Plan for Today- Notes

  15. Review Time • Be ready to answer questions on The Early Republic

  16. Ticket Out • Close your notebook and write down what you learned today on a separate piece of paper. • Keep writing, I will let you know when you may leave individually

  17. Do Now • Write summary statements for your notes for: • 5. The Early Republic- p. 156-7

  18. Plan for today

  19. Ticket Out • What does it mean to write a sequential-Chronological paper?

  20. Do Now • How were political systems in Greece and Rome similar and different? • - 2 examples for each box

  21. Plan for today

  22. Ticket Out

  23. Do Now • Take out a computer and log on!

  24. Plan for Today

  25. Ticket Out Take out your assignment sheet • Due Date for your paper:

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