1. Agenda September 13 or 14 Journal Reading Quiz Society and Government Athens: Dawn of Democracy Intro to Athenian Society Project Journal: How did the physical geography of Greece cause Greek speaking peoples to develop separate, isolated communities? Guiding Question: what was the structure of Ancient Greece and how did this dictate their original governments? How did each government operate with in society?

2. Reading Quiz 1.What impact did nearness to the sea have on the development of Greece? 2.What aspects of culture did the Mycenaeans adopt from the Minoans? 3.How did aristocracy differ from Oligarchy? 4.What did the Council of Five Hundred do? 5.Till what age were Spartans expected to serve in the Military?

3. Discussion Using Athens and Sparta as a model explain how the structure of each society dictated their original governments and why each City-State had a different form of government

4. Impact of political systems Reexamine the forms of government chart on page 128. From each of the political standpoints address the following problem: There is a dispute involving a wealthy landowner, Philipus, and one of his poorer neighbors, Emaeus. Emaeus claims the landowner wants to take part of his land to increase the noblemans own estate. Philipus says his expenses have increased, and he needs the additional land. In making your judgment you should consider the following. Who in each group has the power to make a decision and what is the basis of that power? Which side in the dispute are they likely to favor and why? What is your judgment likely to be? With the person sitting next to you create a chart that would illustrate the similarities and differences in the four procedures and their outcomes

5. Athens: Dawn of Democracy Reviews – Both explains the positive aspects of Ancient Athens without avoiding the contradictions at its heart: a democracy reliant on slavery and imperialism to underpin its political system. A culture much celebrated for its rationality yet equally based on magic and mystery cults. – A good historical review of Athens in terms of democracy. They used the standard shots of the sites as they are now, historical re-creations of sites, artifacts, interviews with historians, and narration. The narrator, and the others, were mildly condescending and critical on Athens. They judged them with 21st century (Western, liberal (technical meaning), democratic ideals). In addition, the narrator is a babe. As you watch take notes for the discussion we will have afterwards: – How does a true democracy work? – Does the democracy of Athens reflect the democracy of the U.S. why or why not? – What are the benefits to a true democracy and what are the downsides? – How/why was Athenian democracy shaped the way it was? In other words how did where they lived, there ambitions, the every day needs effect the outcome of their democracy?

6. Reflection In what way is government related to society?

7. Intro to Athenian Society Project What is the structure of the Athenian city-state and how did this allow them to build a democracy? Also how did democracy shape their culture? First Real Group Project Library Expectations Assignment Expectations Thoroughness If your hand out is not both sides you will not receive full credit for this Ask for Help Quality

8. Common Research Requirements for Our Core Use of data bases and trusted cites vs. Wikipedia.com,.org,.edu When research what do you write down? – Ask yourself what is the big picture? – What are the key points we are trying to cover? – What are the nitty gritty details? All students must have a King County Library Card – If you dont have one you must get one by Friday