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Learning Goal I can evaluate the influence of advancements and achievements of the classical civilization of Greece 6.1P - Analyze the shift from early to classical civilizations and the enduring contributions of classical civilizations. Identify how significant events and related developments led to changes in historical periods

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the geography of ancient Greece this is a picture of ancient Greece Greece is located on the Balkan Peninsula you will see a peninsula is a body of land surrounded on three sides by water is surrounded by the agency the Mediterranean Sea and the ionian Sea this is where Mount Olympus is located Mount Olympus is home of all the Greek gods here's the city of Athens that will learn about later and the City of Sparta two of the main cities in ancient Greece Asia Minor is the continent that we currently know as turkey in Crete was the largest island in the world ancient Greece civilization again now Greece is located on the Balkan Peninsula in southern Europe seize the agent to the east Greece and Turkey the Mediterranean Sea to the South and the ionian sea to the West the southern is the telekinesis and it's play it to the mainland by a about 2,000 hours in the surrounding cities were part of Greece the largest island was creeped in southeast of the Mainland colonies of ancient Greece spread across the seas and we're located on the coast of Northern Africa Spain Italy and Asia Minor mountains three fourths of the land is covered by mouth spell through the center of Grease there are narrow valleys and small planes airline travel or trade was very difficult Rivers often dried up making travel in House of villages were very independent and had little contact with other Greek villages Mount Olympus. To be the home of who's the most powerful of all the gods remember the Greeks were polytheistic they worship many gods and Mount Olympus it's where Jesus live the Olympic Games started in Greece and where named after Mount Olympus receipt brought people together reset many Harbor the sea was a source of food trade was possible because he made it possible to form new collar intertrade idea Armand Reese has been soil and a dry climate only one-fifth of the land was good for farming small small amount of Wheat and barley were grown the main crops for grapes and olives olive oil straight what are the products olive oil is still one of the top exports for the country of Greece and they use the grapes to make wine which is also a top exporter for the country the Greek city-state the rise of the city states city states such as Megara are those correct Athens and Sparta were made of a city small towns Villages and nearby for carts a city-state was called a polis most Greek communities build a fort on top of a large call Dana Crockett the Acropolis was the center of religion in the city-state again remember the Greeks were polytheistic worshiping mini car people met in the Agora to trade and discuss the news Agora for us or something similar to a knuckle or with the like a mall or you meet to trade when we meet at the mall with trading our money for the goods that are offered at the mall Kings or Terrance rule the city-states of early Greece later each city-state develop its own form of government are some city-states the aristocracy shared Authority with the King and other city-states democracies were formed and male citizens took part in assemblies to make law most city states have fewer than 5,000 people and when they became too crowded some city-states set up colonies happiest was spread throughout the Mediterranean area area through trade and colonization city states begin to compete for trade partners and land Sparta and Argos wanted to control Peloponnesus Athens and thieves wanted to control Northeast Peloponnesus Sparta and Athens were not rivaling in in the beginning they had different ideas and lifestyle we will learn about their ideas and their Lifestyles later on in another lesson and will also find out that they became bitter Rivals and the robbery led to check for understanding the Texas understanding is located in your class notebook and you need answer the following questions what is a peninsula what seas are connected to Greece and how did the geography of Greece impact the lives of the people what are city states who were the first leaders of city-states what was the Agora and a cross bless used for in Greece and why do you think the States was governed independently

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