
2.04- The Gift of Reason
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Jade Martinez
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World History
Unit 2 Lesson 4
The Gift of Reason
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Open Ended
What do you know about Greek mythology
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Let’s check out this video to
learn a little bit about ancient
Greece.
Video on Ancient Greece
Pay attention to any things started by the Greeks that are still part of our
society/culture today! Anything sound familiar?
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From the video, what did you learn
about the ancient Greek people?
•The video described MANY things that the Greeks came up
with that are part of our society and culture today. What can
you infer the Greek people were like to have come up with so
many big discoveries?
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Open Ended
From the video, what did you learn about the ancient Greek people?
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What is the most
important
contribution by the
Greeks to Western
civilization?
-Believed the world is orderly
-Believed humans can figure out and
understand much about the universe
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the most important Greek contribution to Western civilization?
the idea that gods can run the universe without people's help or understanding
the Olympics
the idea that the world is orderly and that humans can understand much about the universe
the idea that people should accept things that happen without trying to figure out how they happen
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There are MANY
words in our
language today
that came from
Greek words! Do
you see any words
you recognize??
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There are also
many fields of
study that have
Greek origins!
Philososphy
Biology
Physics
Geography
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Multiple Select
The names of which areas of study have a Greek origin?
physics
biology
geography
algebra
philosophy
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How did thinking about
nature progress?
•Before the Greeks, people felt the
gods controlled things and humans
could do little on their own.
•During the time of the Greeks,
people began noticing patterns in
the world around them and they
realized that nature followed certain
patterns and rules.
•After people started noticing these
patterns, philosophers (those who
loved wisdom, studying nature, and
figuring out how humans fit into all
of it) began asking questions to help
them figure out how the universe
worked.
•In modern times, scientists conduct
experiments to try to understand
nature and control it.
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Open Ended
RESEARCH What do we use from Ancient Greece today?
World History
Unit 2 Lesson 4
The Gift of Reason
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