Classical Greece: A Thematic Examination

Jan 13, 2025

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Delve into the rich history of Classical Greece through a thematic exploration of art, culture, philosophy, and politics. Uncover the legacy of this influential period and its enduring impact on modern society.

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Classical Greece: A Thematic Examination

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Classical Greece A Thematic Examination

Classical Greece

Classical Greece. 500 B.C.E. to 300 B.C.E. Mycenaean Civilization. Indo-Europeans migrated from Eurasian steppes to Europe, India, and SW Asia. Some of these people settled on the Greek mainland around 2,000 B.C.E. They became known as the Mycenaeans. Mycenaean Civilization.

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Classical Greece

Classical Greece. Chapter 5. Cultures of the Mountains and the Sea Chapter 5:1. Vocabulary. Mycenaean : Indo-Europeans who settled in the Greek mainland around 2000 B.C. Trojan War : 10 year war between Mycenaean and City-State of Troy. Epic : Narrative poems that celebrate heroic deeds.

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Classical Greece

Classical Greece. Chapter 5: Section 1. Do Now: Find a partner and discuss HW answers Obj : Identify the ways geography and climate shaped Greek life Explain the rise and development of the Mycenaean civilization Describe how Homer and Greek myths contributed to early Greek culture

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Classical Greece. Classical Greece. 500 BC-338 BC Major Wars Brilliant Culture. Fighting the Persian Empire. Greeks had spread throughout the Mediterranean (trade, colonies, industry) Persian Empire began taking over Greek territories Athens and Sparta united to fight the Persian Empire

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Classical Greece. City States. Independent Fought each other Oligarchies Many small farmers in debt. Athens - Solon. Followed period of tyrants Archon – judge, general, and administrator Cancelled all debts Four classes Active participation in politics. Cleisthenes – 508 BCE.

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Classical Greece. Greek Empire ?. There was never a “Greek” Empire too many mountains . Land of Independent City-States. POLIS = Greek word for CITY and things that relate to a city ?. ACROPOLIS - Hilltops of city where temples were built

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Classical Greece. Outcome: Geography & Early Culture. Geography & Early Culture. Setting the Stage: The geography of the ancient Greeks was considerably different than the previous cultures we have studied.

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Classical Greece. Chapter 5. Greek City-States. Early Greece: Minoans. Crete, 3,000BCE, lasted over 2,000 years Minoans sail the Aegean Sea as trading nation, settlement colonies (ships as images common) Knossos: solid buildings with basic plumbing, artwork, private rooms

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Classical Greece. Vocab. City-state: A city that functions much like an independent country. Trireme: strong wooden ships built with battering ram in front. Myth: a traditional story about gods, ancestors, or heroes, told to explain the natural world or the customs and beliefs of a society

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Classical Greece. Outcome: Geography & Early Culture. Geography & Early Culture. Setting the Stage: The geography of the Greeks was considerably different than the previous cultures we have studied.

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Classical Greece. Development of Democracy. Solon All men served on assembly & juries Wealthy held office Cleisthenes Divided Athens into 10 tribes Elected officials & generals. Democracy in Action. Responsibilities Vote in all elections Serve in office if elected Serve on juries

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Classical Greece. Minoan Civilization (1750-1400 BC). On the Mediterranean island of Crete Great traders, traded with Egyptians, Mesopotamians Capital at a fantastic palace at Knossos Destroyed by a combination earthquake/tsunami around 1400 BC?. The Mycenaeans (1400-1200 BC ).

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Classical Greece. Vocabulary Words. Mycenaean Trojan War Dorian Homer Epic Myth Polis. Acropolis Monarchy Aristocracy Oligarchy Tyrant Democracy Helot. Ancient Greece. Collection of separate lands where Greek speaking people live Includes mainland and about 2000 islands

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Classical Greece. Outcome: The Athenian Golden Age. The Athenian Golden Age. Setting the Stage The Greek Civilization was a collection of city-states Athens and Sparta were two of the most powerful cities for different reasons. Athens Today. Ancient Athens. Ancient Athens.

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Classical Greece. Outcome: Alexander the Great & Hellenistic Culture. Alexander the Great . Setting the Stage: Macedonia Located north of Greece , Macedonia had a rough terrain and cold climate People lived in mountain villages instead of city-states

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Classical Greece. Geography & Early Culture. Geography & Early Culture. Setting the Stage: The geography of the ancient Greeks was considerably different than the previous cultures we have studied.

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Classical Greece. By William B. Hockaday. Greek Religion. The Greeks had a plethora of deities, making them polytheistic. The Greek creation story revolves around how Zeus and his siblings rebelled against the Titans, the immortal beings before the Gods and Goddesses.

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Classical Greece. ‘Dark Ages’ Archaic Period Classical Period 700 BCE 500 . ‘Dark Ages’ Archaic Period Classical Athens 700 BCE 500 . oral literate agrarian commercial hardship growth. ‘Dark Ages’ Archaic Period Classical Athens

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Classical Greece. What do all these items have in common?. White Christmas 1957 Chevy “Candle In The Wind Barbie-Ken, G.I. Joe The Simpsons Pet Rock Hula hoop ?. They are all classics. Greece and Rome are "Classic civilizations". "Its all Greek to me". Physics. Drama. History.

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CLASSICAL GREECE CLASSICAL GREECE. Greek Brainstorming: ABC ’ s of Ancient Greece. 1. Make a list A through Z on a piece of paper 2. Attempt to associate any term, person, place, idea or even that correlates with your prior knowledge of the Ancient Greek culture and starts with the letter

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CLASSICAL GREECE. CIVILIZATION COMES TO EUROPE. PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. The Land Mountains dominate land; cross land travel difficult Fertile river valleys were center of settlement River valleys formed basis of polis No place more than a few miles from sea

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Classical Greece. Part 1 The beginning of Democracy. The Greeks Recover from a Dark Age. Greece and islands the Aegean Sea spend almost five hundred years in a dark age. They forgot how to write, or build plumbing etc. Eventually they learn to write again from the Phoenicians,

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