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1 Ancient Athens Greece By Courtney B, Natalie B, Abby C, Sean G, Anthony L

2 Religion and Belief They believed in the Twelve Gods of Olympus 12 Gods – Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Demeter, Athena, Hestia, Apollo, Artemis, Ares, Aphrodite, Hephaestus and Hermes Hades was not included because he was God of the Underworld Dionysus took over Hestia’s Place

3 Clothing They wore tunics and cloaks They also wore togas

4 Food Breakfast - Bread dipped in wine Lunch - Bread dipped in wine with olives, figs, cheese or dried fish Dinner – Vegetables, fruit, fish and possibly honey cakes

5 Fun Facts Athens is the largest Greek city Named after the Goddess Athena Founded more than 3,400 years Home of the Gods Athenians developed the first democracy

6 Five Questions 1. What do they eat for breakfast? 2. Can you name one god/goddess? 3. Who was the God of the Underworld? 4. What kind of cakes did they eat? 5. Which god/goddess was Athens named after?

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