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Classical Greece was a prime contributor to civilization as we know it. Compare the governmental styles, the arts, the architecture, even the philosophy of the ancient Greeks with our culture today.
Don a chiton and work your math problems on an abacus or wax tablet. Act out the three principal forms of government the Greeks utilized. Read or perform some of the Greek tragedies and comedies.
Table of Contents
A Note About This Unit
Prayers and Hymns
Library List
Vocabulary List
Timeline
Subject Symbols
Activities
Introduction
The Bronze Age
The Dark Age
The Archaic Period
Development of the Greek City-State
Classical Greece
Daily Life in Classical Greece
Food and Farming
Clothing
Transportation
Homes
Family Life
Religion
Education
Writing
Number System
Physical Fitness
Military
Achievements of Ancient Greece
Art
Architecture
Literature
Philosophy
Science
Mathematics
Democracy
The Persian Wars
The Peloponnesian War
The Hellenistic Age
Closing Activity
Appendix
Map of the Aegean
Pronunciation Guide
Directions for Tea-dying Paper
Government Day
The Farmer’s Calendar by Hesiod
Constructing a Book
Pottery Shapes
Greek and Phoenician Alphabets
St. Basil the Great–Address to Young Men
Plato’s Republic–Book One
Oaths
Daniel’s Vision
Music
Map of Hellenistic Greece
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