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24 January 2013 Bellringer – Please have your homework out on your desk. Discuss Homework – make corrections! Chapter 8.1 Notes (preview chapter) HW : Read 8.1 & Magnet Notes

The Early Greeks World History Chapter 8, Section 1

Geography

Climate of Athens

The Minoans Located on the “Island of Crete”

The Minoans We can’t read their writing Did not speak Greek – Not Greek!

The Minoans Into the arts & peaceful trade along the sea

The Minoans

The Minoans … how they end???? Possibly wiped out by a tsunami (1600s BC)

Mycenaeans The first Greeks! They were attackers –Very war like –Trade was hostile

Mycenaeans

Mycenaeans – a tomb

Mycenaeans’s end is unknown …???? Began to fall apart in 1200 BC Wars?/Invaders? Famine?

Mycenaeans Their fall led to the “Dark Age”

City-States Polis means city-state Known as the Classical Age (great achievements) Each city state was independent and had its own identity

City-States Each city-state was centered around an acropolis or large fortress

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