Review: History of Western Thought Review by Ruth Anderson British and American Culture 1.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Renaissance and Reformation Contributions to Western Political Thought 10.1 Students relate the moral and ethical principles in ancient Greek and Roman.

Advertisements

Some Cultural Contributions of Ancient Greece

First Five What did Thales believe all things were made of? What did Anixemenes think all things were made of? What do you call philosophers who think.

Understanding Western Culture Where did it all begin?

Greek Philosophy & History

1 Foundations of Psychology Early Greek Philosophers – source of most of our western ideas Medicine – primarily early Greek and Roman involved a transition.

Greek Gifts Chapter 9 Lesson 2.

Greek Philosophy World History - Libertyville HS.

The Ideas of the Enlightenment C17.1 Pp Discoveries made during the Scientific Revolution, & on the voyages of discovery Reason, logical thought.

Sources of the Democratic Tradition

Judeo-Christian Tradition

Ancient Greece Philosophers World History I Miss LaFerriere.

Unlocking Democracy The Philosophical principles of a Constitutional Society.

10.1 Students relate the moral and ethical principles in ancient Greek and Roman philosophy, in Judaism, and in Christianity to the development of Western.

The culture of classical greece

Bell Ringer Which ancient civilizations, people, or events had a profound impact on the government of the United States? Which ancient civilizations, people,

World History – Western Political Thought Western Political Thought The ethical (moral) principles (ideas) in ancient Greek and Roman philosophy.

ANCIENT GREEK PHILOSOPHERS. Philosophers - “Lovers of Wisdom” Philosophers are people who question the world around them seeking answers to life’s questions.

World History – Western Political Thought. Ancient Greeks Did not eat meat that had not been sacrificed to a god Did not know about tomatoes, potatoes,

ROOTS OF AMERICAN DEMOCRACY Ancient Greece and Rome.

On the first page of your notebook

Greek Philosophy and History

Ancient Greece Famous Greeks.

The Culture of Classical Greece

British Culture Review: Western Religion Review by Ruth Anderson.

Concepts, Theories, and Theorists

4.4 Notes: Ancient Greek Culture. Analyze the political and ethical ideas developed by Greek philosophers. Understand how balance and order governed Greek.

Roots of America’s Government.  Unit Essential Question: ◦ How were American political rights and institutions derived from philosophies of the past?

Bellringer Download today’s notes: “Enlightenment Roots” Read the following scenario and answer the question: – You are a student in the early 1700s. It.

Chapter 8, Section 2 Greek Philosophy and History.

UNIT6: PHILOSOPHY: PERSONAL IDENTITY

Philosophy as 3 Streams of Thought Gordon I. Swanson n Philosophical Stream n Theistic Stream n Socio-Economic Stream.

Unit 3 Jeopardy Classical Civilizations Rising in The East Its Greek (or Roman) to Me We the People Blinded Me w/ Science Thank The Lord Q $100 Q $200.

CH:13 The Enlightenment. The Big Idea Enlightenment thinkers built on ideas from earlier movements to emphasize the importance of reason.

The Legacy of Ancient Greece & Rome The Roots of Democracy.

SSWH3 The student will examine the political, philosophical, and cultural interaction of Classical Mediterranean societies from 700 BCE to 400 CE.

11/18 Focus: 11/18 Focus: – Greek thinkers tried to use observation and reason to understand why things happened. – Philosopher meant “lover of wisdom”

Culture Students will identify the major contributions offered to the world from Ancient Greece.

Focus 9/18 The Enlightenment was an intellectual movement that encouraged the use of rational thought and natural laws in order to challenge traditional.

The Enlightenment Learning Target 7.61.

Humanism During the Renaissance

Term to Know: Intellectual

Jeopardy! Begin.

Important Greek Philosophers

Greek History & Philosophers

The Renaissance.

Foundations of Democracy

Government and Economics

Foundations of Democracy

Foundations of Democracy

Founding Ideals and Democratic Influences

Greek History & Philosophers

What did people recognize the need for in society in the past?

Change in Europe Renaissance – Art and Lifestyle

Ancient Greek Culture.

Change in Europe Renaissance – Art and Lifestyle

HOMEWORK DUE MONDAY 9/24 Notebook Check: Pages & Pages 22, 23

Greek Philosophers Chapter 5-2.

Foundations of Democracy

Topic: Roots of the Enlightenment

Important Greek Philosophers

Important Greek Philosophers

Greek Philosophy.

Essential Question: How did Greco-Roman political philosophy and monotheistic moral teachings influence the development of democratic values?

The First Civilizations beginning 3000 B.C. (Standard 10.1)

Greek Philosophy & History

Shifting Ideas about God and Man

Historical Roots of Canadian Law

Philosophy in Ancient Greece

Presentation transcript:

Review: History of Western Thought Review by Ruth Anderson British and American Culture 1

Review 1) What are the two contrasting foundational principles of Western thought? –Greek philosophy (search for truth) –Jewish and Christian religions 2

Review 2) Ancient Greece was the Birthplace of ideas like what? –Democracy –Geometry –Sickness having natural causes 3

Review 3) What lasting contribution did Socrates make to Western thinking? –Critical Philosophy: being willing to call everything into question 4

Review 4) What lasting contribution did Plato make to Western thinking? –He asked: What is reality is made of? and How do we know what we know? 5

5) What lasting contribution did Aristotle make to Western thinking? –He created a system of deductive logic. –He tried to explain why things happen the way they do, based on what we already know. Review 6

6) What are three reasons ancient Greece was the source of so many ideas? –The alphabet –Overseas trading –Decentralization 7

Review 7) What idea came out of the Jewish and Christian religions? –Nature and human nature need to be controlled and subordinated 8

Review 8) How did Ancient Greek culture pursue truth? –Through thinking and questioning 9

Review 9) How did Christian Religion pursue truth? –Through faith in God 10

Review 10) What did the Romans want to do to the world? –Make it Roman 11

Review 11) Who could use an area the Roman army had rebuilt? –Everyone, whether Roman or not 12

Review 12) What contributions did the Romans make to Western Culture? –political structure –concepts of legal administration –and the Catholic Church. 13

Review 13) What was one of the main points of the Magna Carta? –The king had to obey the laws he created 14

Review 14) What was one result of the Black Death? –It resulted in a labour shortage 15

Review 15) What is Humanism? –A philosophy stressing the importance of humanity rather than the supernatural 16

Review 16) When did classical authority start to be questioned? –During the Renaissance 17

Review 17) What can history be seen as? –The story of conflict between interest groups 18

Review 18) What is the main idea of Adam Smith’s theory of the "invisible hand“ of the market? –That the pursuit of individual interest produces a collective good for society 19

End of History of Western Thought Review 20