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Greece Theme: City-states as an alternative to centralized empire

Greece Theme: City-states as an alternative to centralized empire. Lesson 7. ID & SIG. advantages of women in Sparta, architecture, Hellenikon, helot, Homer, myths, Olympic Games, patriarchal society, polis, tragic drama. Mycenaean Society.

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Good soil can not be self proclaim the the seed will test the soil

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Titus 2:1-8 (NASB) pg 844

Titus 2:1-8 (NASB) pg 844. But as for you, speak the things which are fitting for sound doctrine. 2 Older men are to be temperate, dignified, sensible, sound in faith, in love, in perseverance.

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ECONOMIC LIFE

ECONOMIC LIFE. Agora. Trade and Travel in the Roman World. 1. Travel by Sea a. Fairly inexpensive b. Rooms were only for crew or very wealthy c. Sailed from port to port and primarily during the day d. Shipping stopped for winter

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Greek Women: Working with Evidence, Looking at Continuity and Change

Greek Women: Working with Evidence, Looking at Continuity and Change. Primary Source Evidence - Objects. View the following objects and describe what you see. Refer to: The settings and what the women are doing there The way women are dressed

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Social Structure

Cleopatra VII. Social Structure. By: Keilah Alston, Robert Izydore , Ty Higginbotham. Social Structure Pyramid. Social Structure. The pharaoh stood at the top of society, along with the royal family.

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Learn the words

Learn the words. Nymph. Lad. chariot, steeds (????.). precious. heaven. Remember!. Boast - ?????????? beg - ??????? proof - ?????????????? Vow - ????, ?????? boon - ??????? (????.) whip - ???? blame - ?????? . Nymph. Lad. chariot, steeds. precious. Check yourself.

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All Roads Lead to Rome

All Roads Lead to Rome. Unit IV. Peoples. Latin's migrated into Italy about 800 BC. The Romans shared the Italian peninsula with Greek colonists. Etruscans- ruled central Italy, including Rome. Romans borrowed their alphabet from the Etruscans. Etruscan Gods merged with Roman deities.

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Current Research Information Systems in Greece

Current Research Information Systems in Greece. Dr Nikos Houssos National Documentation Centre (EKT) / National Hellenic Research Foundation (NHRF) ?. Agenda. About the National Documentation Centre CRIS systems in Greece Important issues for CRIS development. NDC activities and role.

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Sparta and Athens

Sparta and Athens. Section 2 Pg.344-350 Ch. 7 The Ancient Greeks. someone who takes power by force and rules with total authority Tyrants overthrew the nobles because they had the backing of the common people (farmers, merchants, & artisans). tyrants. Tyranny in the City-States.

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The Roman Family

The Roman Family. Roman Family Life. Rome during the time of its expansion was essentially run by a few powerful and rich families.

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Humans & Nature: Some Reflections

Humans & Nature: Some Reflections. Conceptions of Nature. Spiritual or religious Source of sustenance Source of knowledge Subject of knowledge At the service of people (so controllable) Dangerous (so beyond control). Multiple understandings of nature can be in play at once

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Ancient Greek Women

Ancient Greek Women. The importance of Greek women. From photographic evidence we know that Greek women were not very important. They had non public lives . There were two types of women rich and poor, both had very different lives . They were not painted much on pots but some of them are.

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Strong Spartans

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Greek Pottery

Greek Pottery. Much of our understanding of Greek society comes from pottery because there is so much of it left! Greek pottery may be divided in four broad categories: storage and transport vessels, mixing vessels, jugs and cups and vases for oils, perfumes and cosmetics. .

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Oligarchy in Sparta 8.4

Oligarchy in Sparta 8.4. The Spartan State. Other Greeks both admired and feared the Spartans Their customs were strange Boys were trained and served the army for about 20 years Women were responsible for raising strong children for Sparta

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Greeks and Romans

Greeks and Romans. Important things you need to know. The Polis: Greek City-State. The Polis was a place where people met for political, religious, social, and economic activities. A Polis could be a small village, or a big city. The largest Polis was Athens.

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Spiritually Blind

Spiritually Blind. John 9:1-7.

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Acts 17:11; cf.Jn.6:45; 7:17

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