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Greek Civilization 400 B.C. – 200 B.C.

Greek Civilization 400 B.C. 200 B.C

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The Culture of Ancient Greece Greek Mythology Greek Poetry Greek Fables Greek Drama Greek Art Greek Architecture

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Page 1: Greek Civilization 400 B.C.  200 B.C

Greek Civilization 400 B.C. – 200 B.C.

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The Culture of Ancient Greece

1. Greek Mythology2. Greek Poetry 3. Greek Fables4. Greek Drama5. Greek Art6. Greek Architecture

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Greek Mythology

• Explanation of Ancient Greek religion• Homer• Hesiod• Homeric Hymns

• The Olympians• 12 Most important

gods• Lived on Mt. Olympus

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Greek Poetry and Fables

• Stories that taught Greek values

• Epics- long poems that told about heroic deeds

• Iliad and the Odyssey• Homer

• Fables- Short tale that teaches a lesson• Aesop (Greek slave)

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Greek Drama

• Tragedy• Good to bad fortune

• Comedy• Bad to good

circumstances

• Satyr Plays• Not as serious• Tragicomedy

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Greek Art• Three main periods of Greek

art are:• Archaic• Classical• Hellenistic

• The main physical categories of Greek art• Painting• Sculpture• Architecture• Coin• Design• Pottery

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Greek ArchitectureThree different types1. Doric

• Most used• Spartans• Wood/Stone

2. Ionic• Columns were more slender

than Doric• Built higher• Stone

3. Corinthian• Not used much• Fancier• More detail