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Vocabulary. Geography. Athens. Sparta. Hodge Podge. 1pt. 1 pt. 1 pt. 1pt. 1 pt. 2 pt. 2 pt. 2pt. 2pt. 2 pt. 3 pt. 3 pt. 3 pt. 3 pt. 3 pt. 4 pt. 4 pt. 4pt. 4 pt. 4pt. 5pt. 5 pt. 5 pt. 5 pt. 5 pt. Full fledged members of a city state. Citizen.

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The Ancient Greeks: Sparta and Athens Chapter 4 Section 2 Mrs. Deborah Thompson World History

The Ancient Greeks: Sparta and Athens Chapter 4 Section 2 Mrs. Deborah Thompson World History. Did you know?. Children in ancient Greece played many games we still play today including backgammon, checkers, hockey, and chess. Vocabulary Review!.

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Ancient Greece

Ancient Greece. City States Sparta v Athens. Social Structure and government. In ancient times Greece was made up of many independent states. The Greeks called each of these a polis, or city state. Social Structure and government.

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Sparta and Athens

Sparta and Athens. Spartans Build a Military Society.

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Chapter 10 The City-States

Chapter 10 The City-States. Ms. Smith World History. Please Do Now #13. List two advantages and two disadvantages of living in a modern city. The Greeks lived in city-states. Look for the advantages and disadvantages of life in the Greek city-states as you read this chapter. .

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Sparta & Athens

Sparta & Athens. Main Idea: Sparta and Athens developed very different societies and systems of Government. Question?. Describe the types of government that developed in the Greek city-states. Kings - overthrown by the aristocrats.

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Sparta & Athens

Sparta & Athens. Main Idea: Sparta and Athens developed very different societies and systems of Government. Question?. Describe the types of government that developed in the Greek city-states. Kings - overthrown by the aristocrats.

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Before 10/16 Copy the questions down on the same page as yesterday.

Before 10/16 Copy the questions down on the same page as yesterday. 5. What is the name of the Cyclops that traps Odysseus and his men? 6. What name does Odysseus give to fool the Cyclops? 7. Describe the process that the Greeks go through to escape the cave?. Chapter 4 / Section 2 Sparta.

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World History Chapter 5

World History Chapter 5 . Test Review. Mountains cover ______________ of Ancient Greece, leaving ____________________ of the land as farmable. Indo-Europeans who settled in the southern mountains of the peninsula Who was Homer, and what did he write?

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Two Kings and a Council (Sparta)

Chris Orr Period 4 3,000 B.C.-362 B.C. Two Kings and a Council (Sparta). Geography. Capital of the city state Lacedaemon Located in the center of Peloponnese Next to the river Evrotas Sparta was in a mountainous area There were hot and dry summers Rain only fell in the winter .

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February 24 th , 2016

February 24 th , 2016. Bellringer: Would you rather be a citizen of Athens or Sparta? Justify your answer with two supporting points for your chosen city-state as well as one negative for the other city-state.

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Athens vs. Sparta

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The Spartans Men and Women

The Spartans Men and Women. By A WGMS Student. A New Beginning.

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Lesson Two-City States and Greek Culture

Lesson Two-City States and Greek Culture. City States. After defeat, Greeks began building again and trade was growing. Villages were growing into towns and then joined one another to form city-states. Built walled fortresses for protection from invaders.

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Chapter 7-Sec.2

Chapter 7-Sec.2. Sparta and Athens. People/Places/Key Words. ___________ overthrew the nobles with the support of the common people .

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Compare and Contrast

Compare and Contrast. Sparta and Athens. Sparta . Why was the Military so Important? Spartans feared rebellion. ( Helots) Age 7 Boys left their families to live in barracks. They were harshly treated to make them tough.

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Life In Two City-States: Athens and Sparta

Life In Two City-States: Athens and Sparta. SS.6.W.3.3. Education in Athens. Athenians believed that producing good citizens was the main purpose of education. A good citizen had a sharp mind and a healthy body, so education meant physical training as well as book learning.

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OBJECTIVE:

OBJECTIVE: To determine w hat life was like in the city-state of Sparta using Guided Reading questions To c reate a CARICATURE of a Spartan. Guided Reading Questions. How was Sparta a unique city-state? Read pp. 164. Guided Reading Questions. How was Sparta governed? Read pp. 164.

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A Tale of Two Cities: Athens and Sparta

A Tale of Two Cities: Athens and Sparta. March 22, 2012. Athens and Sparta. The two biggest, most populated city-states in ancient Greece Allied together to fight against the Persians Culturally, they were extremely different from each other. Athens.

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The Life of a Spartan Solider!

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