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Ancient Greeks World Cultures 7

Ancient Greeks Many people from different countries met and co- existed in the Greek Islands Some of these people were from Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and even Africa We have many things today because of the ancient Greeks – even our alphabet! TV, underwear, computers, and the list goes on and on!

Where Did the Ancient Greeks Live? The west coast of Turkey and the Levant Sicily and South Italy Spain and Egypt Crete and the Aegean Islands Mainland Greece © 2008 Teachers. Brunch. com

What Made the Greeks Greek? Shared language: Greeks vs. “barbarians” Shared religion Geography encouraged maritime (sea-faring) cultures Common agricultural (farming) strategies © 2008 Teachers. Brunch. com

When Did the Ancient Greeks Live? Bronze Age Hellenistic Period Dark Age Greece in the Archaic Period Roman Empire Classical Period © 2008 Teachers. Brunch. com

Life in the Bronze Age King Officials Priests and priestesses Artisans Workers and farmers Slaves © 2008 Teachers. Brunch. com

Bronze Age Art Frescoes Metal work Jewelry Sculpture Oral literature © 2008 Teachers. Brunch. com

Classical Art Idealization The “idea” of the perfect body The perfect human body Not just one person’s body Lack of expression Faces aren’t of individuals/basic Blank and serene Strongly influenced later art © 2008 Teachers. Brunch. com

The Universal Ideal of Beauty The ancient Greeks believed there was a reason for things to be beautiful. These reasons included: Logic – does it make sense? Order – is nice and neat/orderly? Reason – does it have a reason to exist? Don’t write this! Greek music also had to follow these rules! If it wasn’t logical, orderly, or had a reason, then it wasn’t a

The Universal Ideal of Beauty Do the following pictures show whether or not the Greeks adhered to their ideals of beauty?

The Parthenon in Athens

Scaled Model of the Parthenon

Parthenon in TN

42 ft tall Athen a


Replicas of other artwork found in/on the Parthenon








Greek Columns There are 3 main columns associated with the Greeks. Doric columns – these have a flat base at the top. They are the “plain” columns Ionic columns – these have a “scroll” pattern at the top. They are somewhat decorative. Corinthian columns – these have “leaf” designs at the top. They are very decorative!





Greek Columns Go through these pictures and identify which columns are on the buildings.




American Architecture

KY Capital Building

Lincoln Memorial

Greek Alphabet

Alpha

Beta

Gamma

Delta

Epsilon

Zeta

Eta

Theta

Iota

Kappa

Lambda

Mu

Nu

Xi

Omicron

Pi

Rho

Sigma

Tau

Upsilon

Phi

Chi

Psi

Omega
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Geocentrism vs heliocentrism
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Lilac adjectives
Guided reading activity the human world
Who were the persians
The greeks based their ideal of beauty on
Why did tyrants fall out of favor with the greeks
Roman floral design
Romans and greeks
Modern floral design history
Romans and greeks
Where did the word theater come from
Timeo danaos et dona ferentes
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Option greeks wikipedia
Subcultures
Which cultures believe in reincarnation
Examining social life
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Which cultures believe in reincarnation
Religion
Adrian holliday small cultures
Taste different cultures
What is culture
Collectivistic cultures
Collectivistic cultures
Recreational activities across cultures and genders
Hindu reincarnation chart
All cultures undergo
Communicating across cultures - ppt
Body language across cultures respuestas
How are local cultures sustained
High-context cultures emphasize nonverbal messages.
Chapter 20:12 measuring specific gravity
Motivation in different cultures
Broth cultures
Postfigurative cultures
Indulgence and restraint culture examples
Georgia's prehistoric cultures chart
Chapter 5 a clash of cultures
Motivation across cultures
Social communities include a number of cultures
Southeastern and gulf cultures
Contoh melting pot
Isolation pure culture
Cultures of the mountains and the sea
Cultures and organizations software of the mind
Chapter 13 section 1 cultures clash on the prairie
Poetry from other cultures
Motivation across cultures
Karin knorr cetina
Confrontation of cultures
The collision of cultures chapter 1
Stories from other cultures
Tandem language
Schein’s three levels of culture
Chapter 4 values, attitudes and job satisfaction