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The civilization of _____ and _____ formed the basis of western civilization.
The civilization of _____ and _____ formed the basis of western civilization.
Greece, Rome
Which of these is a synonym for "Greco-Roman Civilization?"
Which of these is a synonym for "Greco-Roman Civilization?"
What is the name of the sea that the ancient Greeks lived near?
What is the name of the sea that the ancient Greeks lived near?
Mediterranean Sea
Ancient Greek city-states were formed because the landscape of Greece was very flat, making land transportation easy.
Ancient Greek city-states were formed because the landscape of Greece was very flat, making land transportation easy.
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What type of government did ancient Athens have?
What type of government did ancient Athens have?
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Which of these are different between the city-states of Athens and Sparta (choose all that apply)?
Which of these are different between the city-states of Athens and Sparta (choose all that apply)?
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Democracy means "rule by the ______."
Democracy means "rule by the ______."
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Match the following components of the Athenian government with their modern equivalents:
Match the following components of the Athenian government with their modern equivalents:
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What is the name of the famous temple in Athens that is an example of ancient Greek architecture?
What is the name of the famous temple in Athens that is an example of ancient Greek architecture?
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What are two of the key architectural features found in both ancient Greek temples and a church in Hong Kong?
What are two of the key architectural features found in both ancient Greek temples and a church in Hong Kong?
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What did Spartan boys receive extensive training in?
What did Spartan boys receive extensive training in?
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What was the primary economic activity of Sparta?
What was the primary economic activity of Sparta?
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What was the primary economic activity of Athens?
What was the primary economic activity of Athens?
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Study Notes
Greco-Roman Civilization & Ancient Greece
- Greco-Roman civilization is based on Ancient Greece and Rome
- An introductory video is available at the link provided
- Learning objectives include understanding Greco-Roman civilization, ancient Greece's location, Athenian democracy, Greek city-states (Athens and Sparta), Greek gods and Olympics, Greek philosophy/literature, mathematics and science, and ancient Greek architecture.
- Map of Europe, Asia showing locations of early civilizations- Nile Valley, Indus Valley, Mesopotamia, and the Yangtze River.
- Ancient Greece's location is around the Mediterranean Sea. Crete, a region where Greek civilization began, is also highlighted.
- The civilization of Rome and Greece were the foundation of Western civilization.
- A timeline of ancient civilizations shows early civilization beginning around 4000 BCE, with Greek and Roman civilizations emerging later. Romans conquered Greece in 146 BC.
- Greco-Roman civilization influences modern life in mathematics (e.g., Roman numerals on watches), architecture (temples, columns, pediments), science, and philosophy.
- The Parthenon in Athens (5th Century BCE) is an example of ancient Greek architecture.
- The Colosseum in Rome (80 AD) shows Roman architecture with arches and corridors.
- Modern buildings like the Court of Final Appeal showcase the influence of Greco-Roman architecture.
- Ancient Greece's geography included mountains and valleys, impacting city-state formation.
- City-states were independent and self-governing. Some aspects, like forms of government, may have been similar in varying city-states.
- Athenian government was a democracy, where all free adult men could participate in decision-making. They voted in assemblies, and the Council carried out the decisions, potentially being chosen via lottery.
- Athenian democracy shares similarities with modern governments in terms of legislative bodies and the executive branch.
- A video on the government of Athens and democracy is available (link attached)
- An online activity through Socrative is planned for consolidation.
- A pre-lesson exercise on Sparta and Athens is a recommended preparation. This involves watching a video and answering multiple-choice questions.
- A DBQ exercise on Sparta and Athens comparisons is planned for the next lesson.
- Notes pp. 3–4 cover the comparison.
- DBQ skills include careful question reading, source selection, knowledge application, appropriate mark allocation, and concise answers using one's own words.
- Two sources (A & B) describe Athens and Sparta respectively. Key elements of each city-state are highlighted, including governing systems and the societal aspects.
Ancient Greece's Geography
- Ancient Greeks lived near the sea, in valleys, and on islands.
- The unique landscape of ancient Greece, with mountains and valleys, influenced the formation of distinct city-states.
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Explore the foundations of Greco-Roman civilization through this quiz, focusing on Ancient Greece's geography, democracy, philosophy, and architecture. You'll also learn about significant Greek city-states, such as Athens and Sparta, and how these civilizations influenced modern culture. Test your knowledge on the key elements that shaped this historical period.
