3.1 the Greek world

The Greeks


3.1 The Greek world
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The Greeks


3.1 The Greek world

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Slide 2 - Slide

The time of Greeks and Romans was
A
from 3000 BC till 500 BC
B
from 1000 BC till 500 BC
C
from 3000 BC till 500 AD
D
from 1000 BC till 500 AD

Slide 3 - Quiz

3.1 The Greek world
In this section you will learn:
  • how autonomous city states formed in Greece 
  • how the Greeks spread out over a large area 
  • what contact the Greeks had with each other and other people 
  • characteristics of society in Athens 
  • characteristics of society in Sparta  


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Greek mythology tells us a lot about the time of the Greeks, for example that there were cities

Slide 5 - Slide

The Greek world around 500 BC.

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City states (polis/poleis):
  • The Greeks lived in an agricultural- urban society.
  • Ancient Greece was it was not a united state, but consisted of several city-states
  • These city-states were autonomous; they had their own government and army

Slide 7 - Slide

Many Greek cities formed around an acropolis

Slide 8 - Slide

You can continue working on your comic

When you're done, you can watch the histoclip about Ancient Greece:


Slide 9 - Slide

Which statement about the Greek city-state is incorrect?
A
A city state is a city with a surrounding area.
B
A city state was the most important city in a state in ancient times.
C
Greeks called a city state a polis.
D
Each city state had its own laws.

Slide 10 - Quiz

Do you any questions about the comic- assignment?
(if yes, what's your question?)

Slide 11 - Open question