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1 INTRODUCTION TO ANCIENT GREECE
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2 Do Now What comes to mind when you think of Ancient Greece?

3 Questions for Ancient Greece Unit
What makes an idea important? How do ideas spread? Are there good and bad ways to spread ideas?

4 Unit Outline Geography – Greece is unique
Athens and Sparta – focus of Ancient Greece Ideas – Democracy, Philosophy Spread of ideas: Socrates, Plato and Aristotle – by peace Alexander the Great – by war

5 Activity Look at the following picture: What do you think this was?
Was this important? Why/Why not? Based on this picture, what did the ancient Greeks care about?

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