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ANCIENT GREECE
WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT ANCIENT GREECE?
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO KNOW?
Geography
History
Society
Politics
Military
TOPICS TO CHOOSE FROM
GEOGRAPHY
MountainsLots of coastWarm climateCities developed
on the coast away from mountains
Rise of city-statesWhy?
GEOGRAPHY-SUMMARY
Minoans
-first settlers on Crete-developed a complex society-destroyed by natural disasters
Mycenaean
-people from the mainland that conquered the Minoans
HISTORY
Acropolis- hill with most important buildings of the city
-temples-public
buildings
SOCIETY
Agora- marketplace/ assembly
What could they get there?
-farmers sold produce
-slaves-foreign items-craft items
SOCIETY
Roles
Men- served in army, provided for families
Women- took care of home and young children
Boys- educated to be physically and mentally strong
Girls- learn domestic tasks from mothers
SOCIETY
Fun and games- festivals, Olympics
SOCIETY
Gov’t was initially kings
Wealthy land-owners became nobles and overthrew kings
-Golden rule?
“Wrong or right, they have the might, so wrong or right, they're always right, and that's wrong... right?”-King Arthur in Camelot
POLITICS
Change in military changed politics people wanted more power
People ruled by tyrants who promised reform
People overthrew tyrants and established popular governments
POLITICS
Originally horses and chariots
Then changed to hoplites
MILITARY
Phalanx- a body of troops moving in close formation
Every male required to serve
Forts were the location of original city-states
MILITARY
Fold a paper into third (like a letter) to make a brochure.
First page will be the title pageOther sections must include-
Geography History Society Politics Military
Write a paragraph explaining each one and add an illustration
Please make it neat and interesting to view
ASSIGNMENT
SPARTA AND ATHENS
SPARTA
EqualsHalf-citizensHelots (serfs or
slaves)
How do you keep the Helots in line?
SOCIAL GROUPS
Boys learned to fight from a young age
Girls stayed home and learned how to manage a household
Property rights for women?
ARMY
2 kings (one for the army and one for home)
GOVERNMENT
5 ephors- make sure king stays in line
Council of Elders
Not a lotWhy?
ART, GAMES, ARCHITECTURE
ATHENS
CitizensMetics (half-
citizens, free but born outside Athens)
Slaves
CLASSES
King
DEVELOPMENT OF DEMOCRACY
Aristocrats
Archons (rulers; 1-year terms
Draco
Solon
Cleisthenes
Athens split into ten tribes
Each tribe chose 50 men to be in the Council of 500
Council proposed laws, but the Assembly (everyone) had to approve
DEMOCRACY
PERSIAN WAR
Darius (Persian emperor) conquered Asia minor, Thrace, and Macedonia
Stopped at the Battle of Marathon
PART 1
Xerxes (Darius’ son) invaded Greece
Halted at Thermopylae by 300 Spartans
Themistocles (Greek) tricked the Persians into attacking in the Salamis Strait
PART 2
How did the Greeks win?
Why do we have allies today?
Delian League- some city-states came together to provide greater protection
Led by AthensSparta did not
join
RESULTS
PELOPONNESIAN WAR
Sparta and Athens were vying for power among other city-states
Why were they at odds with each other?
THE BEGINNING
Athenian leader that took advantage of the Delian League
Goaded Sparta into attacking
PERICLES
Sparta invaded the Attic Peninsula and surrounded Athens
Athenian allies attacked Spartan colonies
Spartans starved out the Athenians (with help from Persia)
THE WAR
Pericles died in Athens from plague
Greek countryside was devastated
27 years of warGreece was
weakened from internal fighting
RESULTS
ART/ARCHITECTURE
Archaic- stiff, unnatural poses
Classical- more free, more realistic
Hellenistic- Greek-like, came after Alexander the Great
3 STAGES
Phi
GOLDEN MEAN
PHILOSOPHERS
Opened a school in Athens.
Taught the “Socratic Method”- a way of questioning the world
Trial/Execution
SOCRATES
Student of Socrates
Wrote down ideas in form of Dialogues
PLATO
Student of PlatoTaught Alexander
the GreatDiffered from his
mentor
ARISTOTLE
DRAMATIC ARTS
ALEXANDER THE GREAT
EMPIRE
“Greek-like” way of lifeMixed Greek, Mediterranean, and Asian ways of life
Everywhere had an Alexandria
HELLENISTIC WAY OF LIFE (AKA CULTURE)
PHILOSOPHIES
Stoicism- the only thing we can control is ourselvesEpicureanism- purpose of life is pleasureCynicism- social conventions cause unnecessary
concernSkepticism- it is impossible to have perfect
knowledge about anything
4 MAIN PHILOSOPHIES
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
PTOLEMY’S GEOCENTRIC THEORY
VALUE OF PI (ARCHIMEDES)
ARCHIMEDES (EUREKA GUY)
THE ODYSSEY
Setting: After the Trojan War
He’s had some adventures: After leaving Troy, they land on the island inhabited by
Cyclops Escape Cyclops; land on Circe’s island Travel to the Underworld and back; escape Circe Sirens, Scylla, whirlpool Cattle of the Sun Stuck on island with Calypso
He returns home to see his home spoiled by suitors
He creates a plan to save his family
STORY ABOUT THE GREEK HERO ODYSSEUS
Greek heroes are:
GREEK HEROES
Greek heroes are not:
GREEK HEROES
THE AENEID
Setting: After the Trojan War
Aeneas has some adventures:Explains the sack of TroyGets stranded in EgyptMarries(?) the Carthaginian queen DidoLeaves Carthage for SicilyTravels to the UnderworldReaches the Italian peninsulaStarts a war (not on purpose)Founds Rome
A STORY ABOUT THE ROMAN HERO AENEAS
Roman heroes are:
ROMAN HEROES
Roman heroes are not:
ROMAN HEROES