Havo 1 tto: Greeks - lesson 2

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Greeks

Lesson 2

Start of the lesson

Phone NOT in classroom

Chewing gum in bin

Book, notebook, laptop + Plenda on table

Sit in your spot

Menu of the day

Plenda

Recap

Homework

Forms of government

Alexander the Great

Myth of the day

Goal

You can explain what the four types of government mean

Plenda

Answer learning question 2 (from Greeks) in Teams + learn key words

A Greek city-state is called a ...?

What 4 things did you need to be to have citizenship rights in poleis?

Only if you had citizenshipship rights you could...?

1. Become king
2. Help make important decisions
3. Become wealthy
4. Go to school

Homework

Two things had to be in your answer. Which ones?

• The question
• Colored/marked key words

If you don't have that (or didn't submit your homework) you get a cross in SOM --> You need to improve it

Learning question

• How were Greek city-states governed?

Various types of state

• Turn to page 64: let's do exercise 1 together
• After that, we'll read page 65 together

Athenian democracy

• In Athens everyone with citizenship rights was in the assembly --> they could only vote about important things
• Having meetings with 6000 people all at once isn't workable --> therefore, there was a (smaller) daily council
• How does democracy work in the Netherlands?

Exercises

Now do exercises 3, 4, 5 on p. 68

Finished? --> check your answers with the answer booklet

Done with that? --> work on the learning question

Break

Greek citizens

I will divide you in groups of 4 and you will each get a number

1. Aristocracy
2. Democracy
3. Monarchy
4. Tiranny
   

You will make a pitch about why your form of government is the best --> you present that to your group

Homework

I will divide you in groups of 4 and you will each get a number

1. Aristocracy
2. Democracy
3. Monarchy
4. Tiranny
   

You will make a pitch about why your form of government is the best --> you present that to your group

The end of democracy

Greek poleis often fought amongst themselves, but also against Persia (5th century B.C.)

The end of democracy

In the 4e century B.C. king Philip of Macedon managed to conquer all of Greece

• The citizens in the poleis lose their influence

His son Alexander inherits the throne when he is 20 years old

• In 13 years time he conquers Egypt, Persia and a part of India
• He gets the nickname 'the Great'

Exercises

Now do exercises 9 + 11 on p. 68-69

Myth of the day

Learning question

• How were Greek city-states governed?