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Ancient Greece

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Influences from Ancient Greece

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OBJECTIVES • Identify the ways geography and climate

shaped Greek life• Explain the rise and development of

Mycenaean civilization• Describe how Homer and Greek myths

contributed to early Greek Culture

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Vocabulary • Peninsula: body of land surrounded by water

on three sides • Mycenaean: Settled on Greek mainland

around 2000 bc• Minoans: Sea faring and trading people that

lived on the island of Crete• Epics: Narrative poems celebrating heroic

deeds

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Vocabulary • Trojan War: A war fought between a

Mycenaean army and the independent city of Troy in 1200 B.C.

• Fresco: a mural done with watercolors on wet plaster

• Myth: a traditional or legendary story, usually concerning some being or hero or event

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Geography

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Geography • Peninsula • Mediterranean Sea/ Aegean Sea • Mountainous• Lacked Natural Resources• Little usable farmland• Climate 48 degrees in Winter/80 degress

summer• Active volcanoes and earthquakes are

common

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Minoans

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Minoans • The Minoans helped to shape the first

Greek civilization.• 3000 B.C. on Island of Crete • Life tied to sea…Sailing, Trade, Fishing• Frescoes shows Women as Priests• Can’t decipher language• Possible ends to Minoans… Volcano or

Mycenaean's

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Minoans

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Mycenaean

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Mycenaean • Traded with Minoans until defeat of

Crete• Powerful Kings • Taxed trade and farming

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Mycenaean

Lion’s Gate

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Mycenaean• Drought, famines, invasions, end of trade

were factors in the downfall of the Mycenae's in 1100 BC

• Dark Ages followed• People struggled to survive

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Quiz (8 pts)• What geographical term is used to describe

Greece’s land formation?• What ancient culture was located on the

island of Crete?• Describe how the Mythical Creature the

Minotaur looked like? • Did Greece have useable farm land?

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Trojan War

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Trojan War • War between City of Troy and Mycenae's• Most important events in Greek

Mythology • Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey• Epics • Passed through history though spoken

word

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Trojan War • Major Characters• Achilles: Greek Warrior/Achilles Heel• Hector: Trojan Prince/brother to

Paris• Paris: Took Helen from Sparta• Helen: Wife of Spartan King • Ajax: Greek Warrior/Killed by Hector

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Trojan War

• Trojan Horse

Giovanni Tiepolo painted The Procession of the Trojan Horse into Troy in 1760.Courtesy National Gallery, London

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Trojan War • 1870 German Archaeologist Heinrich

Schliemann found Troy in modern day Turkey

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Objectives • Identify the different political

systems that developed in the Greek City-States

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Vocabulary • Polis: City-State• Acropolis: Fortified hilltop where citizens

gathered to discuss city government• Agora: Open air marketplace• Monarchy: King ruled government• Oligarchy: Government ruled by powerful

people

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Vocabulary • Tyrants: Powerful individuals who gained

control of a city-state appealing to the poor for support

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City-States

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City-States • A City-State is like a small country--

includes a city and the surrounding countryside

• Several Hundred• Athens and Sparta best known • A Greek city-states was known as a polis

made up of two parts: 1) Acropolis

2) Agora

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City-States

Parthenon of Athens example of Acropolis

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City-States • Each city state had different system of

government• Monarchy• Aristocracy• Oligarchy• Tyrants

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Objectives• Describe the government of

Athens• Explain how Athenian and

Spartan governments differed

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Activity• Pair up with the person near you. Come

up with 20 traits that are Common between Athens and Sparta and 20 Traits that are different between Athens and Sparta

• Can use the internet and turn in one piece of paper for everyone in your group