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Greek Achievements chapter 2 lesson 4 pages 90 - 95

Greek Achievements chapter 2 lesson 4 pages 90 - 95. Mr. Bondurant. Greek Achievements chapter 2 lesson 4. Vocab: Philosophy Amphitheater Describe major Greek achievements in knowledge, art, and sports. A. Search for a Wise Man p.90-1.

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Greek Achievements chapter 2 lesson 4 pages 90 - 95

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  1. Greek Achievementschapter 2 lesson 4pages 90 - 95 Mr. Bondurant

  2. Greek Achievementschapter 2 lesson 4 • Vocab: • Philosophy • Amphitheater • Describe major Greek achievements in knowledge, art, and sports.

  3. A. Search for a Wise Man p.90-1 • 1. How did Socrates solve the riddle of the oracle’s reply? • 2. What did Socrates finally decide that the oracle meant?

  4. B. The Search for Knowledge and Wisdom p. 91-2 • 1. How did Plato and Aristotle continue the work that Socrates started? • 2. What style did Plato’s dialogues follow? • 3. What were some of the subjects studied and written about by Aristotle?

  5. C. Built to the Delight the Eye • 1. According to Pericles, what was the goal of the Athenians as they rebuilt the city? • 2. What is the name of the city where the temple of Athena stands on the Acropolis? • 3. What buildings in our country use Greek styled columns?

  6. Ancient Athens

  7. Greek Columns

  8. D. Gods Honored Through Sports pages.93-4 • 1. Why did the ancient Greeks hold sporting events? • 2. What kind of events were featured at the Olympian games?

  9. E. Important Events Live on Through Poems and Plays p. 94-5 • 1. Who were Pindar and Sappho? • 2. What did Pindar mean when he wrote, “Unsung the noblest deed will die?” • 3. Describe a Greek amphitheater. • 4. Why have plays been popular for centuries?

  10. Greek Amphitheater

  11. Greek Achievementschapter 2 lesson 4 • 90-95 captions • Page 95 Think and Write questions A - E

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