Havo 1 tto: Greeks - lesson 4 oud

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Greeks

Lesson 4

Start of the lesson

Phone NOT in classroom

Chewing gum in bin

Book, notebook, laptop + Plenda on table

Sit in your spot

Menu of the day

Plenda

Recap

Religion, science & philosophy

Myth of the day

Plenda

Answer learning question 3 in OneDrive + learn key words

Welke omschrijving hoort bij welk tijdvak?

Aristocracy

Democracy

Monarchy

Tyranny

Form of government in which 1 man has all the power

A form of government in which all adult men with citizenship rights are allowed to have a say in political decisions

Form of government led by a hereditary king

Form of government in which a small group of privileged people (noblemen) have the power

What is the Greek name for a city-state?

What brought an end to democracy in Athens?

1. The citizens wanted an aristocracy
2. The city was burned to the ground
3. They were conquered
4. Democracy didn't end in Athens at all

Goal

You understand how Greek people thought

Learning question

What are the differences between a religious, scientific and a philosophical world view?

Religion

Let's read together on page 71-72​

Religion

Do exercises 3-5

Finished? --> show me and grab an answer booklet

Finished again? --> find out which Greek God you are (take a quiz)

Break

Science

The Greeks tried to explain what happened in the world

• First stories about gods explained things
• Not everybody was content with these explanations --> some Greeks studied the world to find evidence for other explainations = science​
  
• Important: be critical
• Do exercise 6c

Fun fact of the day

The Greeks invented automatic doors

Philosophy

Read 'Philosophy' on pages 73-74

Finished? --> write down as many characteristics (=kenmerken) of a dog as you can

Philosophy

Question: what are the characteristics of a dog?

Philosophy

Thesis: ''stealing is bad''

Philosophy

Do exercises 9 + 11

Finished? --> answer learning question

Score the goal: how did Greek people think?

Myth of the day