
Greek Mythology Intro
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History, Social Studies
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7th Grade
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Caleb Andrews
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The Ancient Greeks had a lasting impact on later civilizations & cultures
These include:
gov't & law
history
philosophy
technology
architecture
literature
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Greek myths, fables, epics and dramas are still part of our world today
"Tortoise & the Hare"
Comedies
Dramas
Tragedies
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Religion of the Ancient Greeks was polytheistic
believed in & worshiped many gods & goddesses
The Greeks made and shared the stories about their gods
We call these stories myths
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Multiple Choice
The Greek religion was ___________, which meant they worshiped many gods & goddesses
Monotheistic
Polythsitic
Mythology
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The Greeks believed that the home of the gods & goddesses was @ top of Mt Olympus
some of the gods & goddesses included:
Zeus = king of the gods
Hera = queen of the gods
Poseidon = god of the sea
Hades = god of the underworld
Aphrodite = goddess of love
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Greeks believed gods to be very much like human in emotion and their actions
Stories (myths) tell of gods fighting each other, being jealous of each other or playing tricks on each other
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The gods would interact w/ humans, helping or punishing
The gods very much involved in everyday life
Each city-state chose one god or goddess to protect it
performed rituals, prayed, made offerings to please
Athens named after . . . . . . ?
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Multiple Choice
The Greek gods were very much like __________ in the way they acted.
Humans
Supreme Beings
Animals
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Multiple Choice
Each Greek ________ chose a god or goddess to protect it.
Enemy
Citizen
City-State
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Myths involving gods helped explain & make sense of events of everyday life for the ancient Greeks.
Thunder & lightning = Zeus being angry
Very little to no understanding of how the world worked
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Western culture heavily influenced by Greek Myths
found in plays, literature, movies, everyday life
Pandora's Box
Clash of the Titans
Percy Jackson
Superheros
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Multiple Choice
The Greeks created __________ to explain everyday occurrences like thunder and lightning.
Fables
Myths
Tragedies
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Open Ended
Why do you think that Greek Mythology is still so popular to some people today?
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