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1 Section 3 - Vocabulary Polytheism Mythology Olympic games Delphic oracle Lyric poetry chorus

2 Greek Mythology Watch: BrainPop Greek Mythology *see NB pg. 78 for Mythology Notes

3 Greek Religion and Life Honored gods with rituals Public meetings- prayers & sacrifices, women play important roles Household shrines City states had patron god/goddess and built a temple for them Holy days- sacrifices: gold, cakes, wine, animals People asked gods for favors

4 Athletic Contests Watch and do activity https://www.brainpop.com/socialstudies/culture/olympics/ Olympics

5 Sacred Sites

6 The Arts of the Ancient Greece Painting – very realistic, created depth and perspective Sculpture – more realistic than other places in the world; images of humans and gods; decorated temple walls Architecture Buildings- Parthenon Columns Statues

7 Literature Lyric Poetry Greek Drama Aesop’s Fables

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