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1 Warm_Up Why were the Chinese philosophers valuable to Chinese Leaders?

2 Bronze Age Civilizations Mycenaens 1600-1200 BC Mainland Greece

3 Bronze Age Civilizations Mycenaens The Heroic Age The Trojan War

4 The Dark Ages Dorians 1150-750 BC Homer

5 Hellenic Greece Rise of City-States800-400 BC Persian Wars499-470’s BC Golden Age of Athens460’s-400 BC Peloponnesian Wars431-405 BC

6 Hellenistic Greece 400BC-155 BC The Greek Empire

7 Hellenistic Greece Macedonia 359BC-329 BC Philip II Alexander the Great

8 Hellenistic Greece Decline, Emergence of Rome c150BC Roman power consolidated 133BC

9 Back to the Democracy reading

10 Write down three quotes from the reading that support your topic / thesis sentence

11 Democracy exercise Skittles Vs M &Ms?

12 Lasagna VS. Enchiladas

13 Christmas or Birthday

14 Chinese food VS. Japanese food

15 Hunger Games VS Twilight

16 Unicorns VS Ninjas

17 Homework Yes or No

18 You are the Philosopher What is Truth? -How do we learn it? -what do we know? -How do we know it is true? -How does it compare with what else we know? What is Beauty? What is Justice?

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