§2.1 Living in a Greek city state- II

§2.1 Living in a Greek city state
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§2.1 Living in a Greek city state

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Learning goals
You can explain:
- What characteristic aspects of Greek city states are 
- That not all people in ancient Greece have civil rights
- What life in a Greek city-state is like

Slide 2 - Slide

What kind of society did the ancient Greeks live in?
A
agricultural society
B
agricultural urban society
C
hunter-gatherer society
D
the antiquity

Slide 3 - Quiz

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 4 - Quiz

What cultural similarities did the Greek city states have?

Slide 5 - Open question

Slide 6 - Video

What cultural differences did Sparta and Athens have?

Slide 7 - Open question

The Greek polis

Slide 8 - Slide

Slide 9 - Video

Draw your own city-state
What should be in your city-state:
- The city
- City wall
- An agora
- A temple
- An acropolis
-  Countryside (farms)
- A port

Slide 10 - Slide

Acropolis
The acropolis (higher city) was the center of the city. It was a fortified hill.
Temple
The temple was very important to the Greeks. Like the Egyptians, the Greeks thought that the gods had an influence on daily life and so they had to be kept happy.
Agora
The agora was the market square. Here citizens could meet to talk about governance and the merchants could trade.
City
A city often grew around the acropolis. Many people came to live here because of trade and security.
Countryside
Many people lived in the city, but most people were still farmers and lived in the countryside.
Port
The Greeks were traders. Much trade was done by sea and almost every city had a port.
City wall
There was a lot of war going on in the time of the Greeks. So many cities built a city wall to protect the city and citizens.

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Homework
Read pages 2 and 3
Exercises §2.1 1 to 8  

Slide 13 - Slide

Assignment 5
Free
Soldier
Influence on governance
Male citizen
Female citizen
Slave
foreigner

Slide 14 - Drag question

Assigment 6
IIn the Greek world you could almost [..............1...............] come across slaves. Slaves were also employed in [..............2..............]. Slaves worked [..............3..............] on the land. Once a slave, he remained so [..............4...............] (all) his life. Greeks found slavery [..............5...............]
Put the right words on the right spot
Woorden
nowhere
everywhere
education
government
never
also
the rest of
mostly
plain
special

Slide 15 - Drag question

The Greek citizen

Slide 16 - Slide

Explain what 'civil rights' means

Slide 17 - Open question