'Greek historian' presentation slideshows

The Culture of Ancient Greece and Alexander the Great Review

The Culture of Ancient Greece and Alexander the Great Review. ______ are traditional stories about gods and heroes. Myths are traditional stories about gods and heroes. The 12 most important gods and goddess lived on Mount __________.

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Greece Bingo 1

Greece Bingo 1. Greece Bingo 2. Greece Bingo 3. The leader of Athens during its Golden Age of Democracy. A form of government with a single ruler. Hellenistic scientist who mastered the use of levers and pulleys. He also disproved the widely held belief that the sun was smaller than Greece.

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How did civilizations start?

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Mycenaeans

Which Greek-speaking people dominated the Aegean world from about 1400 B.C. to 1200 B.C. and probably started the Trojan War?. Mycenaeans. The frescoes at Knossos tell us what?. The sea was very important to the Minoan people. The Mycenaean people were primarily?. Sea traders.

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Communication means at the beginning of the Antique Period

Communication means at the beginning of the Antique Period. Presentation was prepared by the English teachers : Guchkova Vera Vadimovna Pastukhova Alla Grigorevna November, 2013 Moscow School 2047 .

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Alexander the Great

Chapter 5 Section 3 World History Mrs. Thompson Mr. Williams. Alexander the Great. Macedonia Attacks Greece. Macedonia lay north of Greece. Philip II of Macedonia united the Greek states. . Macedonians raised sheep and horses and grew crops in their river valleys.

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The Role of the Spartan Army

The Role of the Spartan Army. Military Civic Domestic Economic Ideological. The Best of All-Spartan Mirage?.

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Battle of Plataea

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T R I R E M E

T R I R E M E. By Emma!. What is a trireme?. A 3 hulled oar [paddle] & sail powered ship used in ancient times. sail. Oar. facts. The guided missiles of their day, triremes were the key to Athens' greatness in the 5th century BC.

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