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Directions Take out a sheet of paper Draw this on the whole front side: Read Pages127-129 and find most important facts and info on each society 1 MinoansMycenaeans Same:
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Agenda 10-17 1.Brief PPT on City States, Acropolis, etc 2.Map Activity 3.Provo apologizes for being horrendously wrong 4.Black accepts and smirks 2
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3 The Greek City-States Ch. 5 Section 1
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4Geography Surrounded by seas Small mountain ranges kept villages separated
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5 Early Greeks Minoans –Arrived on the island of Crete in 2000 B.C. –Built a great civilization –Volcano erupts and causes tidal waves Destroys settlements and weakens Minoan civilization
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6 Early Greeks Mycenaeans conquered Crete in 1400 B.C. –Warlike people –Also settled southern Greece –Earthquakes and warfare destroyed many cities by 1200 B.C.
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7 Greek City-States Polis (city) –City surrounding a fort Absolutely independent and self-sufficient
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8 Greek City-States Based on 3 ideas: –Geographical territory –Community it represented –Economic independence it produced
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9 Greek City-States Similarities –Covered small areas of land Athens (smaller than Rhode Island) Sparta (smaller than Connecticut) Large compared to others –Small populations (most fewer than 10,000)
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10 Greek City-States More similarities –Original forts created on an acropolis (hill) –Each city-state had an agora (marketplace) Served as a meeting place for the people
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11 Greek City-States Shared a common language and religious ideas Regarded all non- Greeks as barbarians
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12 Greek City-States All had independent identities Took great pride and loyalty in their polis Each had its own government and laws
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Sparta One of mightiest 13
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Outcome of Persian War Delian League – Athen’s became leader –City-states band together for protection –League members resented power of Athens Athens used $ from Delian League to rebuild –Problem? –Athens would attack anyone who dissented 14
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