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Greek Drama

Greek Drama. Greek drama is a theatrical tradition that flourished in ancient Greece between c. 550 and c. 220 BCE. How Did It Start?. Drama was built on religion The cult of Dionysus (the god of fertility and wine).

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ANTIGONE UNIT 2014

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Quiz Show

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Trench Warfare

Trench Warfare. Trenches were elongated pits dug 6-8 ft. into the earth, and stretching out over hundreds of miles. Trenches were only wide enough to allow two men to pass side-by-side. Trench Warfare.

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Greek Tragedy: Intro to Antigone

Greek Tragedy: Intro to Antigone . The Role of Gods in Greek Tragedies. http://www.history.com/topics/greek-mythology/videos#greek-gods. Sophocles. b. 496 d. 406 Served as a general with Pericles (441) Very active in city politics (413) First tragedy 468 First first prize 468

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An introduction to Oedipus and Antigone

Ancient Greek Theatre. An introduction to Oedipus and Antigone. Origins of Theatre. Theatre began with religious festivals in honor of Dionysus During the spring, they held a festival in Athens called City Dionysia

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Introduction to Greek Tragedy

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Sophocles and KING OEDIPUS

Sophocles and KING OEDIPUS. An Introduction. Sophocles. 496 B.C.-406 B.C. Greek playwright and poet Wrote tragedies Define tragedy What works that you have read, qualify as tragedies?. Wrote Theban plays (The Oedipus Cycle)

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Antigone

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Sophocles

Sophocles. b. 496 d. 406 Served as a general with Pericles (441) Very active in city politics (413) First tragedy 468 First first prize 468 Won 18 first prizes Never finished third. Sophocles: Author of Antigone. Wrote over 120 plays (seven survive)

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ANTIGONE NOTES

ANTIGONE NOTES. 2.9. 1. Revising your ideas 2.9. Given your experience at the gallery yesterday, consider the new information you learned. How can you take the information you presented in your project and turn it into a thesis statement?

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The Trench System

The Trench System. By: Jacob, Kaleb and Nick. The Trench System. The trench system is:. http://www.milpas.cc/rifles/ZFiles/WWI/Trenches/trenches.htm. Parados. The sandbags at the back of trenches. They were piled high so the out lines of the soldiers would be hidden to enemy snipers.

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Features of a Trench

Features of a Trench. Features of a Trench. Dugouts

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