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| Discovered the use of pulleys and levers to lift heavy objects. |
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| developed the branch of mathematics called geometry. |
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leader of Athens during the Golden Ages.
Introduced reforms that strengthened democracy. |
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| a philosopher that was killed for his teachings. |
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| believed water was the basic material of the world. |
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| Believed that everything was made of tiny particles called atoms. |
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| Alexander the Great's teacher |
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| a poet who wrote Odyssey and Iliad |
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| the greatest athlete in Greek history. He died when he was eater by wolves. |
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| A wise Athenian leader who won power to reform the laws. He was well known for his fairness. |
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| what was the life of the people like after the collapse of Greece? |
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| They could not trade food or other goods. Poverty was everywhere. |
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| What is the major landform of Greece? |
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| How did Athens grow rich? |
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| trade, silver, mined by slaves and tributes. |
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one of the most powerful men in Athens
well-educated
MOST IMPORTANT change made was to have cities pay the city officials. This meant poor citizens could hold office |
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| Achievements in Golden Age |
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arts, philosophpy, literature
DEMOCRACY
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| Parthenon most magnifient building |
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DAily life of Ancient Greeks
MARKET PLACE |
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Agora--vendors, sellers, farmers, temples, and government buildings
**center of public life** |
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homes were plain, set around a courtyard which was center of the home.
breakfast/bread
lunch/ bread with cheese and olives
dinner/ hot meal with fish and veggies |
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1/3 population slaves
if parents were slaves so were children |
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stayed at home
didn't have freedoms like husbands
ran the house, weaved, took care of kids |
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started by hercules
Names for Zeus
Milo o Kroton was the greatest athlete
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