Ancient Greece by David Walker https://padlet.com/MrDWalkerLHS/greece World History I en-us 2017-10-23 16:02:07 UTC 2025-12-17 20:39:59 UTC hello@padlet.com Task MrDWalkerLHS https://padlet.com/MrDWalkerLHS/greece/wish/199689171 You have been provided with a specific area of Ancient Greece to research. This here is your canvas. Together, all of the information you write, and the images you include will for a mosaic that represents life in this ancient culture.]]> 2017-10-23 17:12:32 UTC https://padlet.com/MrDWalkerLHS/greece/wish/199689171 Plato- Lea and Cat https://padlet.com/MrDWalkerLHS/greece/wish/199808799 The first systematic philosopher and student of Socrates. Plato believed that there is a world of being (the real world) and the world of forms (the spiritual world.) Plato believed that knowledge is innate and that we need to remember the things that we forgot. He hated art and believed it to be an enemy of knowledge. He wanted to divide people into categories based on their abilities; wisdom (philosophers), fortitude (warriors), and temperance (common people.) According to the Allegory of the Cave, Plato believed that if you believe what you see and perceive it to be the truth, you are merely using your senses and you should use philosophical reasoning to understand the truth.

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Men and Women had different roles in Ancient Greece. The men led a more public life and the took the role of being active in the cities, while women were more private. The women in Ancient Greece were expected to raise children and live a more private life. Both men and women wore tunics called chitons. Typical jobs that women had were nurses, wool weavers, and they also cooked. Men had so many more options when it came to work. They could be musicians, merchants, warriors, etc.
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This is a water jar from 500BCE of women going to a "fountain-house" to fill their jars with water to bring back home. Most homes did not have bathrooms, so they had to go to public baths or some chose to wash in the nearby stream with a bucket.  With the exception of the rich, who also had accessibility to oils and perfumes and servants who carried water to the home for a bath. 
Ancient Greeks did not have a widely available light source. Generally they went to bed as soon as it was dark. But otherwise used oil lamps and candles. Eventually with candles being used by the lower class. ]]> 2017-10-23 23:36:42 UTC https://padlet.com/MrDWalkerLHS/greece/wish/199809235 Greek military exploits https://padlet.com/MrDWalkerLHS/greece/wish/199809568 2017-10-23 23:38:58 UTC https://padlet.com/MrDWalkerLHS/greece/wish/199809568 Greek Religion https://padlet.com/MrDWalkerLHS/greece/wish/199809685 Chris Ashamalla
Matthew Smyth
Necip Cruz

The Greeks believed in 12 major Olympian Gods: Zeus, Poseidon, Hera, Demeter, Athena, Ares, Aphrodite, Apollo, Artemis, Hephaestus, Hermes, and either Hestia or Dionysus.
They represented nature and aspects in Greek life such as life, death, and fertility. The Greeks had temples of worship dedicated to specific Gods.
The Gods in Greek religion had a hierarchy wherein Zeus was at the top.
They built monuments such as the statue of Zeus and the temple of Artemis. The Pantheon was dedicated to all the Gods together.
The Gods had very human emotions such as anger, lust, joy, and jealousy. They also were not all-good or all-powerful.
Disasters and good fortune were always attributed to the Gods. Festivals and sacrifices were made to the Gods to appease or celebrate their actions.

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Ali
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Luiggi

     In the ancient Greek world of civilization religion was personal, direct, and present in all areas of life. they had many gods such as  Zeus, Posiden, Athena, Hades, Aphrodite,Apollo, Demeter, and Hera.
 The gods acted like humans and they'd even interact with them.  some gods were specifically associated with a certain city. for example Athena was associated with the city of Athens.
      The ancient Greeks would pray on their feet with their hands up to the sky while they were praising Zeus and other goddess
   
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  • Polytheistic- worshipped more than one god.
  • Religion was present in all areas of life. Myths provided stories of origins & gave a human face to the Gods. 
  • Gods existed and could influence human interactions & they were accepting of piety and worship.
  • The Olympian Gods were the most important.
  • There are 12 main Gods. Led by Zeus, the king of Gods. The other 11 included Athena, Apollo, Poseidon, Hermes, Hera, Aphrodite, Demeter, Ares, Artemis, Hades, Hephaistos, and Dionysos.
  • Temples, called Naos were a place of worship. It was a common belief that the Gods dwelled there.
  • Oracles were the religious leaders (priests) in Ancient Greece.
  • Greek religious requirements included rituals and sacrifice.

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a rectangular mass military formation, usually armed of heavy infantry armed with spears, pikes, sarissas, or similar weapons. The lochoi was the basic unit of the phalanx - a line of well-armed and well-armoured hoplite soldiers usually eight to twelve men deep which attacked as a tight group.
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Xavier Lamar 

Arjuna Mitchell

- Spartan army led by King Leonidas
-Spartan force of only 300 men in comparison to Persians 50,00
-Battle lasted a 3 days which ended in the defeat of the small spartan force  

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Brought forth Socrates and Hippocrates 
Parthenon was apart of Athenian reconstruction. ]]> 2017-10-23 23:52:30 UTC https://padlet.com/MrDWalkerLHS/greece/wish/199811230 Warfare in Ancient Greece, by Rachel Martinez https://padlet.com/MrDWalkerLHS/greece/wish/200450441 The city-states in Ancient Greece conducted a formation known as phalanx, which is a term used to describe a body of soldiers. A hoplite, which is known as a solider of Ancient Greece, was usually armed with spheres and arrows as well as swords. The clothes these ancient Greece soldiers wore were as follows: A linen shirt, metal armor plates that hung on the shoulders, a bronze plate that covered the chest area and shin guards which covered the legs. For head protection, a bronze helmet was worn.  Since the soldiers, AKA hoplites, were all protected by their own shield as well the others' around them,  as long their formation didn't break, they were all considered to be safe. ]]> 2017-10-25 15:08:00 UTC https://padlet.com/MrDWalkerLHS/greece/wish/200450441