Classical Greece/ Rome 6th Grade

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  the society, culture, and way of life of a particular area.

belonging to the very distant past and no longer in existence.

an old person.

the people of ancient times, especially the Greeks and Romans of classical antiquity.

Classical Greece was called the

• Martime Survival

• Golden Age

• Undisputed age

• Fight for survival

characterized by its significant cultural, philosophical, and artistic advancements, particularly in Athens.

• Classical Period in Greece

• United States roaring twenties

• The Great Depression

• The Spanish American War

BCE Refers to

• Before Common Era/

  BC (Before Christ)

• Back in the Creek

• Basket of Cupcakes

• characterized by its significant cultural, philosophical, and artistic advancements, particularly in Athens.

This period is usually dated from the fall of the last Athenian tyrant in (a)   to the death of (b)   in (c)   .

• 510 BC
• Alexander the Great
• 323 BC
• 1920
• The Great Polaris
• 5678 BC

• A peak of culture:

  It is often considered the most famous and culturally significant era of Ancient Greece, marked by major developments in philosophy (Socrates, Plato, Aristotle), art (the Parthenon), architecture, drama, and sculpture. 

• The Classical Period

• The Ancient Period

• The Fall

• The Depression

Hellenic culture continued growing all along the northern Mediterranean and Black Sea through a robust commercial network, mostly centered around the expanded ancient sea lanes.

• Persian war

• Classical ERA

• Hellenic war

• Judism

What are the four major Classical Civilizations

• Greece

  Rome

  India

  China

• France

  italy

  India minor

  China

• United States

  France

  Greece

  Mesopotamia

• Latin america

  South America

  China

  France

the branch of knowledge concerned with the production, consumption, and transfer of wealth.