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The Mycenaeans And the First Greek Kingdoms In 5 Minutes X 5 = 25 Minutes (Look Mrs. Higgins we do Math in Social Studies!!) 37° 43′ 51″ N, 22° 45′ 22″ E

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The MycenaeansAnd the First Greek Kingdoms

In 5 Minutes X 5 = 25 Minutes(Look Mrs. Higgins we do Math in Social Studies!!)

37° 43′ 51″ N, 22° 45′ 22″ E

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I. Hello Mycenaeans!

• Originally from Central Asia (Russia).• Invade Greek mainland around 2000

B.C.E.• First Greek Kings• Conquer the majority of the

Peloponnesian Peninsula with lots of grasslands.

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Can you find Mycenae?

In the Grasslands

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How do we know about the Mycenaeans?• Dear Heinrich Schliemann,

Thank you for discovering the walled palace of Mycenae and for your lovely Mycenaean artifacts.

Sincerely,

Miss Rice

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Enrichment ????• Why were they

considered the first kings and not the

Minoans?

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II. Kingdoms

• Palaces built on a hilltops and surrounded by a huge walls to protect them

• They gained land through the favor of the king (having the king like them)

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This is where the palace of Mycenae

once stood.

City-State =Polis

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II. Kingdoms• The Megaron = entertainment & council

meetings (Powerful Kings)

In times of danger all citizens of Mycenae

lived within the city walls

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Archaeological remains of Mycenae.

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Enrichment ????

Draw a picture of some activities that may have

went on in the megaron!

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III. Learning the Ropes• By 1800 B.C.E. Mycenaeans begin to

trade with Minoans when the Minoans began to visit from Crete.

• Copied Minoan design for ships, swords, shields, and culture (example – Mother Earth)!

• Learn to navigate using the sun and stars.

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III. Learning the Ropes• After being taught by the

Minoans the Mycenaeans conquered Crete and nearby

islands

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• Was it right for the Mycenaeans to destroy

the civilization that made them powerful and

taught them much of what they learned?

Enrichment ????

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IV. Trade• Trade with Egypt & Parts of

Southern Italy.• By 1400 B.C.E. control the

Mediterranean Sea!»Why?

•Overthrow the Minoans

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Enrichment ????• Tell me about/draw the ships they would have used to trade

so far away.

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V. Warfare & Their Collapse• Proud of being fierce warriors!• Once they gain control of Med. Sea

begin to conquer other lands.

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Mycenaean soldiers, ready for battle!

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Late Mycenaean helmets 1300-1100 B.C. Based on pottery, fresco, sculptures representation and partial findings.

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Warriors from Mycenae (1200 B.C.) oil painting based on mycenaean pottery (artist Andrea Salimbeti).

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V. The Trojan War• A. Middle 1200’s B.C.E.

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V. Warfare & Their Collapse• Troy – A trade center in Asia Minor.

Troy

Trojan War

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VI. Mycenae Falls• Trojan war = victory???• Cost lots of money• Open to attack from outside groups

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VI. Mycenae Falls• Civil Wars break out at home, while

military is in Troy.– Civil War – wars between opposing

citizens in one civilization.• Earthquakes • By 1100 B.C.E. Mycenaean

civilization collapsed.