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Jeopardy

Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy. Key Terms. Early Greek Civilizations. Religion Philosophy Arts. Athens. Sparta. Spread of

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ANCIENT GREECE JEOPARDY

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Greece and Persia

Greece and Persia. The Big Idea Over time the Persians came to rule a great empire which eventually brought them into conflict with the Greeks. Main Ideas Persia became an empire under Cyrus the Great. The Persian Empire grew stronger under Darius I.

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Spread of Greek Culture

Spread of Greek Culture. Coach Parrish OMS Chapter 7, Section 3. Beginnings.

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Philip of Macedon and Alexander the Great

Philip of Macedon and Alexander the Great. So just how great was Alexander the Great?. Greece & Philip of Macedon. Why was Philip able to take over almost all of Greece by 336 BCE? The death of the polis specialization less unity lack of leadership.

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Eastern Mediterranean Trade

Eastern Mediterranean Trade . Minoans. Powerful seafaring people 2000 to 1400 BC Crete. Produced fine pottery Traded over large area Heavily influenced Greek culture Graceful, athletic people Sports: boxing, wrestling, bull leaping. End of civilization is mystery

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( 700-539 BCE ) Etruscans = Ancient Italians who adopted much of he Greek Culture (was ETRURIA, now TUSCANY)

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The FRAME

Key Topic. The FRAME. is about. Main Idea. Main Idea. Main Idea. Details. Details. Details. Mountain terrain helped and hindered the development of city states (protection but isolated) Greek cities were designed to promote civic (public) and commercial (economic) life

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Ancient Civilizations: Greece

Ancient Civilizations: Greece. From the cities and towns in Asia, many of travelers followed trade routes and ended up in cities along the Mediterranean Sea in what is now Lebanon, Turkey, and Greece.

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Greek Culture and History: Epics and the Epic Hero

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Hellenistic Kingdom

Hellenistic Kingdom. Prelude to Rome. Death of Alexander. He did not appoint a successor before his death Divided into three kingdoms Ptolemy- Egypt, most secured kingdom Seleucus- Mediterranean Sea to Indus River Antigonus- mainland of Greece, least successful

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Ancient Greece Geography

Ancient Greece Geography. How has the geography of Minnesota impacted your lives?. Driving Vacation School Clothing Recreation Geography had the same impacts on Ancient Greeks. Climate of Ancient Greece. Greece has a Mediterranean climate Winters are mild and wet

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Alexander the Great

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--book nine--

--book nine--. ::by:: Astrid & Jeffrey. Major Characters. Achilles: the son of Peleus and one of the leaders in the Achaeans army. He is also a favorable soldier of the Gods Agammenmon: the king of the Achaeans

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Chapter 1 Section 2

Chapter 1 Section 2. The Civilization of the Greeks. Focus Questions #2. Identify at least three of the major contributions made by the Greek culture. Why is the Polis significant to Greek society? What are some of the major differences between Sparta and Greece? Identify at least three.

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The Rise of Greece

The Rise of Greece. Citizenship and Government. Rise of the City State. For 300 years after the Dorians conquered Greece there was a dark age with few arts, writing, or travel Around 800 BC, Greece began to emerge out of this Dark Age Greek sailors once again set

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GREECE

GREECE LOCATION Balkan Peninsula b/c of the sea, people became fishers, sailors, traders EARLY PEOPLE Minoan Civilization palace had running water frescoes- Mycenaeans mainland Greece warrior culture clans- CITY-STATES Polis- developed around forts represented the people

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Summarize the works of Roman literary figures, historians, and philosophers. Describe the art and architecture developed

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