California Content Standards - History-Social Science

6.4: Students analyze the geographic, political, economic, religious, and social structures of the early civilizations of Ancient Greece.

Ancient Greece

Vocabulary:

polis

classical

acropolis

democracy

aristocrats

oligarchy

citizens

tyrant

Pericles

mythology

Homer

Sappho

Aesop

fables

Minoans

Mycenaeans

 

Web Resources:

Lesson Plans- Greek and Roman Gods
A great resource for students and teachers. An extensive list of Greek and Roman gods and godesses, with a brief description of each.

Monsters, and Heroes, and Gods, Oh My!
Visit this entertaining and educational site to read illustrated and animated Greek myths (some are even written in Latin translations!), including a "short" and "detailed" version of Homer's The Odyssey. Find relevant information and graphics at the link to the Encyclopedia of Greek Mythology. A section for teachers provides tips and curriculum resources for teaching Greek mythology.

Mr. Dowling's Electronic Passport: Ancient Greece
Here you can find some interesting information about Ancient Greece. Content focuses on Greek mythology, Sparta, Athens, Persia, the Pelpoponnesian War, Greek philosophy, and Alexander the Great.

 

Video Resources:

 Link to Video File Ancient Greece: The Democracy of Athens, 500 BC

 Link to Video File Religion in Ancient Greece

 Link to Video File The Land and City-States of Ancient Greece

 

 

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