the ancient Greeks: crucible of civilization pt.2

Today in class we watched the rest of the video. There wasn't anything to take notes on because we already took notes on the people and events that occurred at the time.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Letter To Future Me

Dear Future Mackenzie,            Today is June 3, 2020. I am fourteen years old at John Carroll High School. I am currently in all honors classes and working to be in the same next year. I'm really hoping we've made it somewhere we've dreamed of. Playing D1 lacrosse as a starting freshman at maybe an IVY league college. I'm currently looking Princeton, Brown, U PENN, maybe even Yale and Harvard. Other than the IVY league school I'm really only interested in east coast school, mainly because 1.) they know how to really play lacrosse and 2.) as crazy as it sounds, I don't think I can be that far away from my family, I mean I would like them to see my games (and not just on tv). I can't choose between astrophysics or forensic psychiatry to study, but I know once I take a physics or forensic science class I'll know my decision. Sometimes I feel as though I'm not that into lacrosse as I make it seem because of all the pressure to be amazing and perfect ...
Read more

cyber day #1

Pericles came from a rich and high-ranking family. His aristocratic father had led the Athenian assemble and fought at the battle of Salamis in the Persian Wars. His mother was the niece of Cleisthenes, and the Athenian noble who had introduced important democratic reforms. Pericles was well known for his political achievements as leader of Athens. The introduction of direct democracy, a form of government in which citizens rule directly and not through representatives, was an important legacy or Periclean Athens. Few other city-states practices this government. In Athens, male citizens who served in the assembly established all the important government policies that affected the polis. After the defeat of the Persians, Athens helped organize the Delian League . In times, Athens took over leadership of the league and dominated all the city-states in it. Pericles used the money from the league's treasury to make the Athenian navy the strongest in the Mediterranean. A strong navy wa...
Read more

cyber day #24

                                                             The Roman Empire Main idea : empire building the creation of the Roman Empire transformed Roman government, society, economy, and culture. why it matters now : The Roman Empire has served throughout history as a model of political organization and control. terms and names : civil war Julius Caesar triumvirate Augustus Pax Romana The Republic collapses Romans increasing wealth and expanding boundaries brought many problems including: growing disconnect among the lower classes of society and a breakdown in military order. Economic Turmoil  as Rome grew, the gap between rich and poor grew wider  rich land owners lived in huge Estates  thousands of enslaved persons were forced to work on these Estates  by 100 BC enslaved persons formed 1/3 o...
Read more