Project of Ancient greece

1. Nayra Bertol Encinas 1ºB
Mónica Rodríguez Caballero 1ºB

9. They grew olives, wheat, and vines.
Yes I think that Greek products were
appreciated, because the olives are very
famous, wheat is a cereal and a lot of people
eat cereals.

16. The Pathenon
The Hephaisteion
The Temple of Athena Nike
The Little Rock AME Zion Church
The Temple of the Sybil
The Charlotte City Hall

17. FEMALE
MALE

22. Plato:
Plato A Greek philosopher.
Plato was born around
May 21 in 428 or 427 B.C.
He saw tripartite
structures in the world
around him. His social
structure theory had a
governing
class, warriors, and
workers. He thought the
human soul contained
reason, spirit, and

23. Aristotle:
Aristotle
A Greek philosopher.
Aristotle was born in
the 384-322 B.C.E. A
student of Plato and
teacher of Alexander
the Great. Aristotle
was student of Plato

25. Tragedies: The first type they invented was the tragedy. In
tragedies, one or more major characters always suffered a disastrous
end.
Comedies: Comedies were invented next. In comedies, plays always
had a happy end.
Satires: Satires were plays that made fun of mortal legends and of real
people. In ancient Greece, you did not poke fun at the gods - not in a
play, not in real life, not ever. But you could poke fun at your leaders. And
that was uniquely Greek. Satires in ancient Greece were often political in
nature, and could indeed affect people's opinions about current events.

26. The Greek alphabet is over 2500 years old. People living in Greece
today use this alphabet to make words, just as we use our alphabet
to make words. The Greeks traded with the Phoenicians. When they
saw the Phoenicians writing things down, they thought that was
very clever. The Greeks could easily see the usefulness of a written
language.
They changed the Phoenician alphabet a bit to suit themselves. For
one thing, they added vowels. The Greek alphabet was the first
alphabet to include vowels.
One of the many gifts we received from ancient Greece was
our alphabet with vowels. The word "alphabet" is a made-up word
that combines the first two letters of the Greek alphabet - alpha and
beta - alphabet. Like the ancient Greeks before us, we made some
changes. We changed the look of the letters. We changed the way
we said the letters out loud. Over time, we even changed the order
of the letters. In our English alphabet, the first three letters are
ABC. In the Greek alphabet, the first three letters are ABG