'Greek myths' presentation slideshows

February 6, 2014

February 6, 2014. Label the Greece and Asia Minor map with the key places and features. Then, color the water blue. Early Greece. 1. Minoans and Mycenaean. Minoans of Crete 2000 B.C. Established colonies on islands in the Aegean Sea Traded goods with these colonies. ii. Minoan Life

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Chapter Objectives

Greek Civilization. Chapter Objectives. Describe important Greek developments in the arts. Discuss Greek achievements in history, politics, biology, and logic. Summarize how Alexander the Great created an empire. . Describe how Hellenistic kingdoms became centers of learning and culture. .

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GREEK MYTHOLOGY

GREEK MYTHOLOGY. The theater . Why do we study Greek myths? . No other society has formed our culture more than the Greeks and Romans. Most of the things we do, say, believe, and hope for were shaped by this civilization. .

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Pronouns

Pronouns. Sandra Boyd. Personal Pronouns. A pronoun is a word that takes the place of one or more nouns. The most frequently used pronouns are called personal pronouns. They refer to people or things. Subject Pronouns. A subject pronoun is used as the subject of a sentence.

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?????. ? ? ?????. ???????. ? ???????????? ?? CC ????????????????? ? ? ? 3.0 ? ???? ?. The Earliest Civilizations of Europe; Greek Civilization. The Good Life Minoan period 2000-1500-1400 BCE Mycenaean period 1600-1200 The Greek Dark Ages 1150-800 The Greek Archaic Age 800-480

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Artificial Intelligence and Sentient Machinery

Artificial Intelligence and Sentient Machinery. By Nikhil Chandwani and Peter Davis. History.

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Demeter and Persephone

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CRCT Question

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Ancient Greece

Ancient Greece . Review Game. Summarize the geography of Greece. Rocky, mountainous land. How did Greece's geography influence the city-states and their trade. Greece was located near the sea and therefore was used as a source of food and a way of trading with other communities.

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Oedipus the King

Oedipus the King. Oedipus the King. Greek Theatre. 5 th Century (BCE) Athens, Greece. Oedipus the King. Greek Theatre. Oedipus the King. The Festival of Dionysus. Annual Festival every March honoring the God Dionysus involved a huge drama festival Festival lasted 5 days

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The Reign of Louis XIV

The Reign of Louis XIV. Absolute Rule in France. Louis XIV Comes to Power. Louis took the throne at 14 in the year 1643. At the time, true power is in the hands of Cardinal Mazarin, the successor of Cardinal Richelieu.

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Roman Beliefs about Life and Death

Roman Beliefs about Life and Death. The Romans usually placed the tombs of the dead by the side of the road just outside towns. Some of the inscriptions on Roman tombs show how the Romans believed the dead wanted to be close to the life of the living:

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By Griffin, Laura, and Allanah Block 1B

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Ancient Myths

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Aphrodite

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Literature: Wednesday, October 24, 2012

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Media Through Time

Media Through Time. An Incredible Story: Relating Modern Disney Heroes to Ancient Archetypes. Heroes are not heroes simply because someone says they are. H eroes are heroes because they have faced a series of events that build character and test their strength. The Greek

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