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The document provides instructions for students to complete three bellringer activities. Students are asked to: 1) Identify two differences between American and Mexican culture and one similarity; 2) Read pages RA 3-4 in their textbook about Ancient Greece; and 3) Compare and contrast 10 cultural traits between Ancient Greece and the Mayans by looking for similarities and differences in dates, geography, structure, beliefs, and 5 additional traits of their choice.
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- 1. Bellringer go get a textbook 1. Identify two differences between American culture and Mexican culture 2. Identify one similarity between American culture and Mexican culture
- 2. Ancient Greece page RA 3-4 continent
- 3. Ancient Greek City States ON YOUR Bellringer OPTIC #3
- 4. Compare & Contrast Ancient Greece with the Mayans Read pages: Greeks 106-133, 141-142 & Mayans 353-355 • Look for 10 cultural traits between Greeks and Mayans • Explain any contrasts Greeks Mayans Similar or Different? 1. Dates 2. Geography 3. Structure 4. Beliefs 5-10 your choice