Greek Achievements Lecture

They developed primary and secondary levels of education.

They focused only on physical training.

They discouraged trade with other countries.

They avoided innovations in learning.

It allowed for trade and the exchange of diverse ideas.

It isolated Greece from other civilizations.

It limited Greek achievements to agriculture.

It prevented the development of academies.

Direct participation by citizens

Voting on laws by eligible men

Rule by a single monarch

Use of ballots for decision making

So everyone could see and hear the action

To keep the audience cool

To make the theater look impressive

To allow animals to enter easily

A temple made of marble to honor Athena

A famous Greek play

A mathematical concept

A type of column

Doric

Ionic

Corinthian

Tuscan

Euclid

Pythagoras

Archimedes

Plato

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7

9

8

All followers could meet Pythagoras directly.

Mathematikoi had to give up meat, women, and private possessions.

Akousmatikoi received direct teachings from Pythagoras.

New initiates could speak freely from the start.

He was a student of Socrates.

He created the basis for the scientific method.

He provided a foundation for Western civilization.

He founded the Academy of Athens.

Eratosthenes

Aristarchus

Ptolemy

Archimedes

Estimating the size of the Earth

Proposing the Sun was larger than Earth

Believing Earth was the center of the universe

Inventing the telescope

Archimedes' screw

Catapult

Pulley

Reflective mirror

They showed realism and human movement

They were made of gold

They were always of gods

They were very small