The Minoans and The Phoenicians

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

3.4 The Phoenicians.

Advertisements

Seafaring on the Mediterranean Sea New ideas come to new societies.

The Minoans & Phoenicians

Phoenicia and the Mediterranean Joel Paola. Background "Phoenicia" is a term used by historians for the Canaanites o Name was given to the Canaanites.

Seafaring traders Extend Boundaries

11/10 Focus: Important Terms: Do Now:

Seafaring Traders Chapter 3 Section 2.

Chapter 3 – Section 4 The Phoenicians

THE ANCIENT MEDITERRANEAN EARLY STATES OF THE CLASSICAL AGE.

Seafaring Traders Minoans and Phoenicians

Setting the Stage for Greece From the Minoans (2000 B.C.) to Archaic Greece (800 B.C.)

Minoans B.C.. Trade Lived in Crete and dominated trade along the Mediterranean Famous shipbuilders (like Phoenicians) Traded pottery, swords,

SETTING THE STAGE Buddhism spread to Southeast Asia and to East Asia mainly through Buddhist traders. In the Mediterranean, the same process took place:

The Why and the Who….  Hittites  Aryans  Minoans  Phoenicians.

The Bronze Age: The Minoans and Mycenaeans 7 th Grade World History.

Minoans and Phoenicians. The Importance of Trade As was the case with Buddhism, trade between regions was important in the transfer of ideas from the.

Early People of the Aegean

The Phoenicians Civilization began in the Mediterranean Sea Dominated sea trade across Mediterranean Developed from early Canaanites in Israel, Lebanon,

Chapter 3: Kingdoms and Empires in the Middle East Section 1 See page 78.

Do Now Get out your MINDS Homework and Prince of Egypt paragraph and study for the quiz!!

Greece: Geography and Early Civilizations. I. Geography A. The physical geography of the Aegean Basin shaped the economic, social, and political development.

Phoenicians Spread Trade and Civilization

Expanded trade leads to cultural diffusion in the Mediterranean.

Bell Ringer If you were designing a civilization… Where would it be located? Why? What are the disadvantages and advantages of this area?

The Minoans. The Minoans and the Mycenaeans First Civilizations in Europe The Minoans ( BCE) The Mycenaeans ( BCE)

Early Greek Civilizations. Dardanelles Sea of Marmara Persian Empire.

How might the belief of reincarnation provide a form of social control? Bell Ringer.

Trade in the eastern part of the Mediterranean. The Minoans Dominated trade in the eastern Mediterranean from 2000 BCE BCE Produced fine pottery.

Early People People migrating from North Africa Settled on Crete and around Aegean Sea Would become Greeks.

Seafaring Traders The Minoans & The Phoenicians. The Minoans Located on the Island of Crete Located on the Island of Crete Dominated trade in the Eastern.

Traders of the Mediterranean Sea Minoan & Phoenician Societies.

Phoenician Traders. Mediterranean “Hot Bed” Phoenicians, or Mediterranean traders, carried many new ideas from one society to another – Writing, government,

Seafaring Traders Minoan Trading Ship Phoenician Trading Ship.

The Phoenicians.

Ms. Carmelitano.  Located along the Nile River south of Egypt. Nubian territory stretched as far south as modern Sudan Controlled by Egypt for over 1,000.

Seafaring Traders CHAPTER 3 SECTION 3.

MINOANS AND PHOENICIANS Seafaring People. The Minoans and Phoenicians controlled the Mediterranean Sea: Lead to the spread of: 1. Goods 2. Ideas 3. Culture.

Warm-Up! Take out last nights HW – Study Guide

Seafaring Traders Extend Boundaries

Chapter 3 Section 3 Notes. I. Minoans Trade Far and Wide B.C. Bull Leaper Mosaic.

Geography of Ancient Greece Like many other areas, the history of ancient Greece was heavily influenced by the ____________ of the region.

Seafaring traders Extend Boundaries The Point: Trading societies extended the development of civilizations beyond the Fertile Crescent region.

Classical Greece Outcome: Geography & Early Culture.

Chapter Two Section 5. The Phoennicians The Phoenicians were located in the western end of the Fertile Cresent. Today, this area forms the countries of.

Phoenicians Element: Describe early trading networks in the Eastern Mediterranean to include the impact Phoenicians had on the Mediterranean World. Vocabulary:

The Sea Faring Phoenicians

Seafaring Traders CHAPTER 3 SECTION 3.

Early Greek Civilizations

PHOENICIAN CIVILIZATION

Group Activity – Ancient Empires & Dynasties

Phoenicia Bronze Age - Persia.

Bailey Hess, Shelby Brown, Kassidy Sewell, Katelyn Simm

The First Seafaring Civilizations

Seafaring Traders: The Minoans and Phoenicians

Phoenician Civilization

Warm Up: Think. Pair. Share.

People and Ideas on The Move: Phoenicians

Interactive notebook FRIDAY

THE ANCIENT MEDITERRANEAN

Lecture Notes D. Describe early trading networks in the Eastern Mediterranean; include the impact Phoenicians had on the Mediterranean World.

NO QUICK CHECK TODAY  WE WILL GO OVER OUR INDIA ESSAYS AND

© Student Handouts, Inc. The Phoenicians © Student Handouts, Inc.

Seafaring traders Extend Boundaries

Minoans & Phoenicians.

© Student Handouts, Inc. The Phoenicians © Student Handouts, Inc.

Phoenicians & Lydians.

Phoenicians & Lydians.

THE ANCIENT MEDITERRANEAN

New Faces, Old Places.

Early People of the Aegean

Presentation transcript:

The Minoans and The Phoenicians

Minoan Art Look at the following pictures of Minoan art For each, write down 3 things you see Begin to think about what these pieces of art have in common and what can that tell you about Minoan civilization?

The Minoans Mediterranean – 2000-1400 BC Crete in the Aegean Sea

Trade Pottery Swords Figurines and vessels of precious metals Art Culture – religion, architecture, burial customs CULTURAL DIFFUSION

King Minos and the Palace at Knossos Knossos - Capital Minotaur

The End 1700 – Severe earthquake – survived and rebuilt 1470 – more earthquakes and volcanic eruption – survived and rebuilt ????????????

The Phoenicians After Minoans Lebanon Wealthy City-States Byblos – Papyrus Tyre and Sidon – red-purple die

1st people to venture past Straits of Gibraltar Traded with Southern Coast of Britain – not again for another 2000 years

Phoenician Ships – 30 miles/day Colonies – Sicily, Sardinia, Spain Greatest Colony – Carthage

Legacy Alphabet Aleph and beth

End of the Phoenicians Taken over East – Assyrians West - King Cyrus I of Babylonia