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(His) Unit 4:P1

Ancient Greece: The Homeric Age

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Why is it named the Homeric Age? Because of Homer's stories
What is Greece made up of? Islands, Isthmases, and Penesusuluas
Arable How easy the land is to grow
Troy An important city that sits on the Helenspont
Helenspont The only passage (by water) to the Black Sea
Mount. Olympics The place where the "gods" live
Thernoploae Means "hot gates" and is where many famouse wars were fought on earth
Attica The most densly populated place in Greece (Athens)
Delphi The place you would go to get an Orical
Orical A reverse prophet
Corinthian Penesula Important places in the New Testament
Peloponnesus The rockest places in Greece, and is 80 miles from Sparta to Athens
The Agean Sea Shallow and the weather is very unpredicatble to people resort to island hopping
Mycenaean The first people on the mainland who were evendualy run out by the sea people
Trojan War Against the Mycenaean people and king Aganine after his wife Helen was kidnapped.
The lliad Tells the tales of the Trojain War
Odyssey Tell the Tales of a guy named Odyssey trying to get back home (takes him over 10 years)
Inestible to big to think of
Arete having good virture
Hoplite An armored foot shoilder
What did the hoplies wear? Greives, chestarmor, sheilds, large helmets (with plums on the top made out of horse hair), a short sword (used for emercenyies), and a spear
How much did there armor weight? 100lbs
How tall was the average Greek male? 5'4''
Why do scholars think the Hoplite was one of the most crediable was to fight? Because it was easy to teach, you didn't have very many causalties, and it only last a very short amount of time.
Dodekatheon 12 gods
What were the 12 gods? Apollo, Arthumas, Zues, Hermes, Hestiea, Ares, Positeon, Athena, Aphrodite, Demeter, Hera, Hephestus
Did the Greek gods have Ampliefied Humanity? Yes
What does Polythiesm lead to? Polythiesm-->Ampliefied Humanity-->Cosmic Vending Machine
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