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BellWork Slides: 9/16-9/20 Greek Mythology Slide #11

17 September 2013 Bellwork Describe the parts and purposes of our Constitution. How do you know?

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Peninsula on the Aegean, Ionian and Med. Seas 19 September 2013 Bellwork Copy the multi-flow map below- identify the effect for each. ¾ Rugged Mountains Lack of Fertile Land Greek Geography Peninsula on the Aegean, Ionian and Med. Seas

Greek Mythology: Hierarchy of Gods and Goddesses Zeus: Justice- Lightening Bolt Hades: Hestia: Hera: Wife of Zeus Poseidon: Underworld Household Marriage Sea Athena: Wisdom and War Aphrodite: Love Apollo: Light, Music and Poetry Ares: War Artemis: Wildlife and the Moon Hephastus: Fire Hermes: Divine Messenger- God of Science and Invention Minor Gods, Muses and the Fates Oracles: Humans who could interpret the will of the gods (Delphi)