3.3 en 3.4

• Geschiedenis
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

History 

- Sit down on your fixed place

 - Place your history books on the table 

 - Phone in the bag

- Jackets in the locker

 

Wait for the lesson to start! :)

Test: Friday 27th of January 

Today  

3.3 & 3.4

Three topics left to discuss:

- Greek philosophy 
- Persian war
- Olympics 

Pick & Present

1. What is philosophy and  how do we still use it today? (page 57)
philosophy, academia, Plato

2. How and why did the war from the city states against Persia take place? (page  58/59) motive, allies

3. How did the Ancient Greece organize their Olympics? (page 59) truce, argument

Checking the keywords

• Ally/ allies
• Philosophy
• Argument
• Motive 
• Truce
• Occassion 

Griekse filosofie

Filosofie: denken over grote levensvragen

Socrates
Plato

 

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-Hoe weet je zeker dat je niet je leven droomt?

-Is er leven na de dood?

-Mag je wraak nemen?

-Mag iemand zelf kiezen wanneer hij en hoe hij wil sterven?

-Zijn meer keuzes altijd beter?

-Hoe bepaal je het verschil tussen goed en fout?

Today 

- Last preparations for the test!

Choice:
1. Making mindmaps
2. Finishing the 'test yourself' in your own order. Correction book available.
3. Ask me to explain (small group)

- Last checkup: how/what to focus on.

Welcome!

• Sit down on your fixed place 
  
• Place your history books on the table
• No phones
• Wait for the lesson to start

Today 

- Test questions

- Preparing for the test 

Questions 

1: Use source 5. Explain the connection between the landscape of Greece and the forming of the ancient citystates.

2: What kind of citystate was Sparta? Write down three characteristics. 

3: A)How are the Olympics connected to the religion of the ancient Greek?
     B) How are the Olympics connected to warfare?

4: Explain what a myth is and give an example.

Answers:

1: As you can see in the source: Greece has a very mountainous landscape with a lot of islands. A lot of areas are isolated. That’s why independent citystates formed. Autonomous cities in stead of one big empire. (page 48)

2. Warfare was important (military), they had three different social layers, Spartan girls were trained in music and poetry, they subdued other people. (page 51)

3. A) They held Olympic Games to honor the gods

    B) They stopped fighting their wars (truce) to do the Olympics in peace

4. A myth is a partly true story starring (half)gods. For instance: Hercules.