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Ancient World History

Ancient World History. Greece. Themes. Greece was well integrated economically and culturally, but not politically. Greece exported much of its culture and had a long term intellectual legacy of empiricism, humanism, democracy and secularism. Ancient Artwork. Stone Carvings.

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Ancient World History

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  1. Ancient World History Greece

  2. Themes • Greece was well integrated economically and culturally, but not politically. • Greece exported much of its culture and had a long term intellectual legacy of empiricism, humanism, democracy and secularism.

  3. Ancient Artwork

  4. Stone Carvings Forms of Ancient Writing Hoplites

  5. This bronze statuette from Laconia shows a woman running. Unlike other Greek women, elite Spartan women underwent physical education. Although their personal freedom was limited, women in Sparta suffered fewer restrictions than their counterparts in democratic Athens.

  6. Hippocrates • Who was Hippocrates and when did he live? What was the sacred disease? 2. Why did many Greeks believe this disease was sacred? How did they usually treat this disease? 3. What were Hippocrates arguments against categorizing this disease as “sacred?” What were his arguments against the usual treatment? 4. According to Hippocrates, what was the cause of this disease? How did he come to that conclusion?

  7. Socrates

  8. Socrates • When did Plato record this speech? • What did the oracle of Delphi tell Socrates? What role did Socrates play in Athenian society as a response to the oracle? • What conclusions did he come to about wisdom? • Why was he arrested and executed? What was he trying to attain when he refused his stay of execution? • Why was virtue so important to Socrates?

  9. Plato

  10. Aristotle

  11. Thucydides

  12. Pericles

  13. Aspasia

  14. Philip of Macedon

  15. Alexander the Great Watch Video Clip

  16. The End!

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