THE EARLY GREEKS CHAPTER 4 SECTION 1.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The Birth of Greek Civilization

Advertisements

Greece’s Early Civilizations. Minoan Civilization Minoans civilization was the first to develop in the Aegean Sea region – they were not Greeks – lasted.

Chapter 8: Ancient Greece

The Early Greeks Section 1: pgs

The Early Greeks. Loo king Back, Looking Ahead In the earlier chapters, you learned about Mesopotamia and Egypt. These civilizations grew up in great.

The Ancient Greeks Chapter 9.1 The Rise of the Greek Civilization.

Ancient Greece : Geography and Early Greeks Key Terms: Polis Acropolis What countries and bodies of water surround Greece?

The Early Greeks Ancient Greece Most of our study of ancient Greece is focused on what we call the Classical Age. The Classical Age of Greece is a two.

The Early Greeks Chapter 4, Section 1 (pgs )

Chapter 8: Ancient Greece Section 1: Geography and the Early Greeks

The Geography of Greece

The Rise of Greek Civilization

Ancient Greece Vocabulary Section 1. Crete Island off the South East coast of Greece.

Early Cultures of Ancient Greece.  Geography effected the development of Greece.  Landforms in Greece are Mountains, Valleys and Coastal Plains.  Mountains.

Minoans vs. Mycenaeans. Trading Culture Develops Many cultures settled and developed in Greece. Two of the earliest were the Minoans (muh-NOH-unhz) and.

Chapter 8: Ancient Greece

The Early Greeks Chapter 4 section 1

Geography of Ancient Greece

Before 10/10: Map Practice On page 117, view the map and answer the 2 questions that go along with it. You have 5 minutes.

The Ancient Greeks The Geography of Greece Mainland Greece is a mountainous peninsula—a body of land with water on three sides. The Ionian Sea is.

Agenda Greek government and society Greek government and society Review for Quiz Review for Quiz.

Ancient Greece Geography. Chapter Ancient Greece.

Geography and the Early Greeks

The Early Greeks Mr. Roe 6 th Grade Social Studies.

Geography & the Early Greeks. Geography Shapes Greek Civilization Greece is a peninsula= body of land surrounded by water on 3 sides – Made up of mainland.

Ancient Greece Birthplace of Western Civilization.

Warm-up (p.3) How does the geography of a place influence the way that a society develops? (hint: think about farming, trade, travel, etc.) ** Don’t forget.

Chapter 8: Ancient Greece Greek Newspaper Assignment Section 1.

The Early Greeks Chapter 7 Section 1. Did You Know?  In early Greece, roads were bumpy dirt trails and of little use to travelers. Because of this, ships.

Early Civilizations of Ancient Greece SS.A ; SS.B ; SS.B

Land of Greece -Greece -Mountainous Peninsula -Small Independent Communities -Geography Would Make Unity A Problem -Seafarers -Lots Of Contacts With Others.

 Greece is a mountainous peninsula about the size of Louisiana.  The mountains and the sea were the most important geographical influences on Greece.

Chapter 4, Section 1 Vocabulary Peninsula colony Polis agora.

Before Mesopotamia and Egypt grew up in great river valleys with rich soil. Greece had no great river valleys. Instead, it had mountains, rocky soil,

Ancient Greece. Geography Greece is a peninsula about the size of Louisiana in the Mediterranean Sea. Greece is a peninsula about the size of Louisiana.

Early Greek Civilizations World History I Mr. Morin.

Early Greece. Geography Mountainous country with 2 peninsulas -Balkan and Peloponnesus Peninsulas Ionian Sea to the west, Mediterranean Sea to the south.

4.1 PAGES The Early Greeks. How did Greeks make a living? Fishers Traders Sailors Farming (wheat, barley, grapes, OLIVES) Herders.

The Geography of Greece and the early Greeks Chapter 8 Section 1.

Chapter 9 Section 1 Ancient Greece

Geographical Features What I See What I PredictOn Second Thought.

  Find your “island”  Take note of your surroundings and the people in your group.  As a group list the strengths of your island (resources, location,

Section 1: Geography and the Early Greeks Burnette/Davis

Chapter 7-Section 1 The Greeks. People/Places/Words to Know 1.Greece is a ___________, surrounded by the ________ Sea, ___________ Sea, and ________ Sea.

Do Now Describe the map of Ancient Greece. Include the seas and cities that you found.

The Early Greeks Chapter 7 Section 1. Did You Know?  In early Greece, roads were bumpy dirt trails and of little use to travelers. Because of this, ships.

Ancient Greece Minoans & Mycenaeans Chapter 8, Section 1 World History.

2/24/2015 Page 34 KWL: Ancient Greece KWL. 2/25/15 The Rise of Greek Civilization How did physical geography influence the lives of the early Greeks?

III. The Mycenaeans (1600 BC BC) A. Controlled mainland Greece 1. Were a warring people who set up fort-like cities in the Peloponnesus, the southern.

Early Greek Civilizations

Chapter 10: Ancient Greece

The Early Greeks Chapter 4-1 Notes.

Ancient Greece Geography

The Early Greeks Get Ready to Read Section Overview

Geography of Greece Chapter 8, Section 1 World History

Early Greeks Settled in City-States

Warm Ups 1) What is a classical age?

Chapter 9.1 The Rise of the Greek Civilization

Early Greeks and the Rise of City-States

Ancient Greece Review PowerPoint

Ancient Greece Map Worksheet Name: __________________

Ancient Greece : Geography and Early Greeks Key Terms: Polis Acropolis What countries and bodies of water surround Greece?

Ancient Greece.

Introduction to Ancient Greece

Rise of Greek Civilization

its nearness to the sea strongly

Chapter 9.1 The Rise of the Greek Civilization

Section 1 Mainland of Greece is a peninsula. Greece has many islands.

Chapter 4 Section 1 Questions

Presentation transcript:

THE EARLY GREEKS CHAPTER 4 SECTION 1

MAIN IDEAS THE GEOGRAPHY OF GREECE: THE GEOGRAPHY OF GREECE INFLUENCED WHERE PEOPLE SETTLED AND WHAT THEY DID. THE MINOANS: THE MINOANS EARNED THEIR LIVING BY BUILDING SHIPS AND TRADING. THE FIRST GREEK KINGDOMS: MYCENAEANS BUILT THE FIRST GREEK KINGDOMS AND SPREAD THEIR POWER ACROSS THE MEDITERRANEAN.

MAIN IDEAS CONTINUED A MOVE TO COLONIZE: COLONIES AND TRADE SPREAD GREEK CULTURE AND SPURRED INDUSTRY. THE POLIS: THE IDEA OF CITIZENSHIP DEVELOPED IN GREEK CITY STATES.

PLACES TO KNOW CRETE: MYCENAE: PELOPONNESUS:

PEOPLE TO KNOW AGEMEMNON:

VOCABULARY PENINSULA: COLONY: POLIS: AGORA:

QUESTIONS TO ANSWER CAUSE AND EFFECT: How did geography discourage Greek unity? EXPLAIN: How did the Minoans become a trading civilization? IDENTIFY: What changes occurred during Greece’s dark age? CAUSE AND EFFECT: How did new colonies affect industry?

LAST QUESTION EXPLAIN: How did citizenship make the Greeks different from other ancient peoples?