1. Homework: Work on Greek Myth Page82 Types of Government of Ancient Greece Page81 Warm Up: Review reading sheets from Greek Geography and Rise of City States. Check answers in pairs. Reading was last class (p. 80) Class Work: Date: 2.12.13A 2.13.13 B What are the advantages and disadvantages of the four types of government within Ancient Greece and World civilizations? 1)Warm-Up/Check-HW-5 Question Stems. (WIO p. 79) 2)Check Answers on Greek Geo and City-States Reading (p. 80) 3)History Alive Simulation- “The Rise of Democracy” and types of Government 4)Mini-Assessment on Greek Government WIO: Paragraph about Government today Circles: Write a 5-7 sentence paragraph explaining which types of government you would prefer to live under and explain why using evidence from your notes. Squares/Triangles: Write a 5-7 sentence paragraph describing how our government (democracy) has been influenced by the governments of Ancient Greece. Think about how we create new laws, how we choose our leaders, etc

2. Types of Government Simulation Activity When I say GO, *Push all the desks to the back or sides of the room *Have your notebook, Notes Sheet, and writing utensil *Sit on the floor-When you sit on the floor, you have NO POWER as citizens of this Civilization As we learn about the 4 types of government in Ancient Greece, we will choose music to listen to based on the ways decisions were made in each government structure.

3. Monarchy  The earliest form of government in ancient Greece was monarchy, in which one person- such as a king or emperor-had the power to make all of the political decisions.  Those of you sitting on the floor have no power.  Yellow=king  Green=prince  King chooses a song and the volume  The king has passed away.  Prince-it is now your responsibility to choose a song Definition:Directions: Don’t Stop Believing - Journey Black Eyed Peas- I Gotta Feeling Jimmy Buffet- Cheeseburger in Paradise

4. Monarchy  ruled by a king, no queen  kings had all power  at first chosen by people  later inherited power passed on to sons  kings served as judges, religious leader, led armies  aristocrat counsels  aristocrats: best, most wealthy, land owners  kings were dependent on aristocrats  aristocrats realized that they, as a group, were stronger that the king  eventually aristocrats took power leading oligarchy  Monarchies Today Monarchies Today

6. Reflection on Monarchy: *How did you feel during this part of the activity? *Did you like the choices made by the king and the prince? *If you wanted different music from what the king and prince chose, was there any way you could have had it played? *Who makes the decisions in a monarchy? *What are the advantages of a monarchy? What are the disadvantages?

7. Oligarchy  Oligarchy developed in Greece as an alternative to monarchy. In an oligarchy, a few individuals have the power to make political decisions.  Remember: those of you on the floor have no power.  Oligarchs were the wealthy members of society. Three volunteers.  Oligarchs will select the next song. Definition:Directions: See You Again – Miley Cyrus Lady Gaga- Just DanceMichael Jackson-Smooth Criminal

8. Oligarchy  ruled by small group of wealthy landowners  oligarch=Greek word a few  very comfortable lives while poor worked in fields  the hardworking poor saw difference between the lives of the rich and poor  oligarchy abused power  ignored the needs of the poor and used army to make them obey  rich got richer and the poor got poorer  eventually the poor found leaders who promised to improve their lives  backed by the people, the leader took power

10. Oligarchy Reflection: If you were sitting on the floor, how did you feel during the exercise? How did you feel if you were allowed to choose the music? Why do you think you were given money? How did you feel when you couldn’t hear the music? Who makes decisions in an oligarchy? Who do you think made the decisions in the oligarchies of Greece? What are the advantages and disadvantages of an oligarchy?

11. Tyranny  Discontent with the oligarchy in ancient Greece led to the rise of new leaders, called tyrants.  In a tyranny, one individual seizes power by force and rules single-handedly.  Remember: those of you on the floor have no power.  Which of you believe that the class would like YOU to be the one to select the music?  Stick=symbol of military background  Tyrant: follow the advice of your supporters to choose the next song Definition:Directions: Lady Gaga- Poker FaceTaylor Swift- Love StoryOAR- This Town

12. Tyranny  one person takes power by force/not a lawful king=tyrant  no legal right to rule/ son does not inherit  mostly military leaders who got support from the poor and unhappy people  tyrants rule became unbearable people of Athens forced them from power

14. Tyranny Reflection: Why did you choose to support one person or another? If you were chosen to select the music, how did you feel? If you were asked your advice about the song to play, how did you feel? If you weren’t asked, how did you feel? Who makes decisions in a tyranny? What are the advantages and disadvantages of a tyranny?

15. Democracy  Around 500 B.C.E., after the overthrow of the harsh tyrant, the citizens of Athens decided they would rule themselves. This was the beginning of democracy.  In a democracy, people vote to make political decisions.  Class vote  We will play the song that receive more than half of the votes. This is the majority. Definition:Directions: Katy Perry- FireworksMichael Jackson-Billie JeanSweet Home Alabama – Lynard Skynard

16. Democracy  people tried governing themselves  democracy=rule by people  Direct Democracy= every citizen votes on every issue/Athens  Representative Democracy=people vote for reps who vote in their name/United States  assembly=law making group made up of free men  not all believed it was a good type of government  Democracy was one of the greatest gifts to the modern world from Ancient Greece

18. Democracy Reflection How did you feel during this part of the activity? Who makes decisions in a democracy? How are these decisions made? What are the advantages and disadvantages of a democracy? What kind of government do we have in our country? Now, Push the desks back together and sit in your seat for the mini-assessment.

19. Answer the Assessment questions numbers 1-8. Turn in before you leave today. HW: Finish Greek Myth