THE SPREAD OF GREEK CULTURE

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THE SPREAD OF GREEK CULTURE CHAPTER 5 SECTION 4

MAIN IDEAS GREEK CULTURE SPREADS: Hellenistic cities become centers of learning and culture. PHILOSOPHY: Epicurus and Zeno showed the world different ways to look at happiness. GREEK SCIENCE AND MATH: Hellenistic scientists made major discoveries in math and astronomy.

Fun places to know!! Rhodes: Syracuse:

Interesting people to meet! Theocritus: Aristarchus: Eratosthenes: Euclid: Archimedes:

Words to know!!! Epicureanism: Stoicism: Astronomer: Plane Geometry: Sold Geometry:

Questions to answer!!! EXPLAIN: How did the Hellenistic kingdoms spread Greek culture? CONTRAST: What were the differences between Epicureanism and Stoicism? EXPLAIN: Who was the most famous scientist of the Hellenistic Era? What did he contribute?