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9/17/2012

athenian gov. - direct democracy, no representatives,  had to be male citizen 18 or older to vote. meetings were first 6000 people to show up because of lack of space.  some people disputed on definition of a citizen, but were overruled by the rich a

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monday september 17 2012

Direct democracy

18 to vote

Male citizen

Only around 6000 people showed up to vote

Weren’t too many complaints

Some people felt overruled by the government

Socrates and Aristotle

Aristotle didn’t like democracy

Socrates hated idea of democracy

Assembly regula

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9-17-12

athenians government-

they had a direct democracy. have to be 18 to vote and a male citizen. as far as elections in the government there werent to many complaints. socrates and aristotle were critics. they didnt like the democracy.

assembly: regular me

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Quiz

Who did Socrates Teach? Socrates taught Plato

Who did Plato Teach? Plato Taught Aristotle

Zeus was the god of what?  He was the god of sky and weather.

What is polytheism? Polytheism believes in multiple gods

What was one of the goals of the Delian Leagu

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9-17-12

atheinian govt

people voted

18 to vote and male

there were some who thought be all not just being a ctzen

socrates and aristotle

aristotle didnt like deomcracy

regular meetings

council full time govt

leg laws where made

areopagus it was a court

pericles became

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Monday, 17th.

Socrates

  • Philosophor
  • Plato's teacher
  • Never wrote down anything
  • teaching skills in teaching and comminication
  • believed that the best way for people to live their lives is to focus on self development.

Aristotle

  • Student of Plato.
  • Teached in physics and astrono
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Monday September 17

Athenian government they had a diect democracy they would vote on what was gonna happen. You had to be an 18 year old male citizen only 6,000 people were allowed to the metting because thats all the place could hold. You had to be a property owner fr

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Monday September 17, 2012 3rd HR

Athenian Government- the Athenians had a direct democracy

Reaction to Government- As far as election in the government goes there werent to many complaints, there were some  who thought that perhaps being a citizen should be all not just property owne

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Monday semptember 17

Athenians  government - Had direct democracy . people vote on what should happen.

People allowed to participate in government, had to be 18 and had to me male citizen

People's reaction to government, as elections go there wasn't to man complants.

Critic

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Monday 9-17-12

Aristotle

  • Greek philosopher
  • western philosophy
  • wrote about physics, poetry, theatre, music, politics, ethics, biology, logic, government
  • born in northern greece
  • father was a personal physician to king of Macedon
  • married Pythias adoptive daughter of Hermias
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Monday September 17 2012

1. A terrorist group called Al-Qaeda flew four passenger planes, planning to fly them into the World trade center , pentagon, and attempted to fly one into the capitol.

2.Al-Qaeda

3.some say that it was because of our Religions.

4.We all came together

5.

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9/11 blog post

On Tuesday, September 11, 2001 four planes were hijacked by 19 men. These men were all from the Middle East and 24 years of age average. All four of these planes were only seen again on fire after causing catastrophe. Osama Bin Laden was the main sus

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Monday, September 17, 2012

Architecture

The acropolis was the main group of buildings in Athens that looked over the city. It is a sacred area that is one of the most recognizable monuments in the world. It took 9 years to build and was completed in 438 BC. It cost $3 billion d

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Monday, September 17

Architecture of the Golden Age of the Athenians

Key Buildings

  • Acropolis was the main group of buildings in Athens that looked over the city - it is a sacred area - one of the most recognizable monuments in the world
  • Cost and time - $3 billion in today'
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Monday, Sept. 17

We continued presentations.

Architecture of the Golden Age of the Athenians

 

  • Key Buildings-
  • Acropolis- main group of buildings in Athens that looked over the city.
  • Sacred area that’s one of the most recognizable monuments in the world.

 

  • Acropolis-
  • 9 years
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Monday, September 17th, 2012

Today we continued presentations

Athenian Religion

Polytheism

  • Many gods
  • Gods were immortal. Fate ruled over all.
  • Gods had human traits
  • Believed in the underworld.
  • Their theology consisted of mythology

Prayer

  • Ceremonies and rituals to honor gods
  • Sacrificing dom
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Monday, Sept. 17th Continued

Projects:

Architecture of the Golden Age of the Athenians
- The Acropolis was the main group of buildings in Athens that looked over the city. - Sacred area. - Most recognizable monuments in the world. -- Took 9 years to build and 3 billion dollars.
-Th

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Monday, September 17

Athens

Architecture-

  • The Acropoliswas the main group of buildings
    • A sacred area that is one of the most recognizable in the world
    • Took 9 years to build, finished in 438 BC
    • Cost the equivalent of $3 billion today
    • The Parathenon and other buildings on the ac
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Monday, September 17th

Aristotle, Plato, and Socrates

Aristotle

born 384 BC in Stageira, Chalcidice (north greece)

died 322 BC about 61 or 62 years old

Nicromachus, his dad was a personal physician to the king of macedon

married Phythis

first trained in medicine

Greek Philosopher

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