Ancient Greece (1500BC-400AD)

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Ancient Greece (1500BC-400AD)

Lesson Objectives To identify the key features of Ancient Greek Society To compare features of Greek and Egyptian societies in the Ancient World

What do you already know about Greece? Feel free to sing along! Before you begin this task watch these two highly classy film clips to refresh you mind!

What do you already know about Greece? Feel free to sing along! Before you begin this task watch these two highly classy film clips to refresh you mind!

An area not a country. Cities developed into states and ruled the surrounding countryside. Traded Shared language Believed in Gods Olympics

Hephaestos was the god of fire Hephaestos was the god of fire. He was a blacksmith and the Greeks believed that the smoke and flames from a volcano were created by him when he worked in his forge.

Civilisation (600BC – 300BC) Class based society Science, philosophy and mathematics important Replaced supernatural ideas with rational (scientific) ones Famous thinkers include – Pythagorus, Socrates, Hippocrates, Homer, Aristotle

First medical knowledge came from the poems of Homer First medical knowledge came from the poems of Homer. They talked about the siege at Troy and of the soldiers who fought in the war. Doctors were described as giving common sense treatments to the warriors. Thus spoke he and bade Paegon heal. And Paegon putting the pain allaying herbs on Ares wound healed him

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Was it very different from the Egyptians?