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Greece DBQ

Greece DBQ. Document 1. Socrates was a Greek Philosopher. “The unexamined life is not worth living” Examine your life. You should take a step back and look at your life from the outside and realize where you made mistakes. Document 2. Aristotle was a Greek philosopher.

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Greece DBQ

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  1. Greece DBQ

  2. Document 1 • Socrates was a Greek Philosopher. • “The unexamined life is not worth living” • Examine your life. • You should take a step back and look at your life from the outside and realize where you made mistakes.

  3. Document 2 • Aristotle was a Greek philosopher. • Human can think, and they can reason, they are the most powerful thinkers of all beings

  4. Document 3 • Direct Democracy • Every person should be able to participate in government no matter how rich or poor.

  5. Document 4 • Hippocrates was a Greek physician during the Age of Pericles. • He was known as the “Father of Medicine” • Had a school of medicine which revolutionized medicine in Greece. • He will give helpful treatment to all patients and not give bad treatments.

  6. The Hippocratic Oath is an oath traditionally taken by physicians pertaining to the ethical practice of medicine.

  7. Document 5 • Euclid was a mathematician who wrote the elements. • Impact, his work was used into the 1900s. Euclidian Geometry.

  8. Document 6 • People believed that the Gods were in charge. • They cared about family, and Antigone must burry her dead brother.

  9. Document 7 • Similar architecture seen in the western civilizations

  10. Document 8 • They value athletic competition, fitness, etc. • Rival countries came together to compete against each other.

  11. Essay • Thesis: ____,_____,and____ were contributions that the ancient Greeks made to Western civilization

  12. Introduction • Use historical context to help. • Add extra info. • Finish intro with thesis.

  13. Possible Paragraphs • Philosophy- Doc 1,2 • Government 3 • Science- Doc 4 • Math- Doc 5 • Maybe put science and math together. • Drama- Doc 6 • Architecture/Art- Doc 7, Doc 8 • Olympics- Document 8

  14. Documents 1,2, Philosophers • Doc 3 Gov ernment • Documents 6 and 8 for values of the Greeks • Documents 4,5 Education (Science and math) • Documents 7 Architecture/art with 7 • Classic art.

  15. Conclusion • Use the Intro to help

  16. MUSTS • Essay should include 5 paragraphs. • Intro, 3 body, Conclusion • USE AT LEAST 5 Documents. • Cite documents • Do not write according to document 1. • Write according to Socrates “an unexamined life is not worth living” • USE OUTSIDE INFORMATION

  17. USING OUTSIDE INFO • Philosopher • Use notes on philosophers. • Drama • Tragedy, comedy, theaters. • Science • Dr, other science Archimedes, Aristarchus • Math • Euclid and Archimedes • Art and Architecture • During the golden age/Olympics

  18. Relate to Western Civ • Philosophy- use it today. • Drama- read in school today. Plays. • Science- hip oath today, study science in school. • Math- study in school. sill use pi etc. • Arch- Washington, city hall, Colossus of Rhodes. • Olympics still have today.

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