GREECE PROJECT

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a) Broad Periods of Ancient Greek History (one to two pages. dates and historical overview. important figures. characteristics of art and architecture. compare with what came before and what came after)

Roots: Minoans and Myceneans; Doric and Ionian tribes Albert, Sang Hyun, Chris
Archaic Period Zain, Emilio, Nicolo
Classical Period, Golden Age Nitesh, Michael, Laura / Seth, Luigi, Anton
Hellenistic Period Tiffany, Maggie, Margaux / Angeli, Derek, Victor
Greek Theater (not a period but an area also eligible for a one page report) Olivia, Sarena

b) WORKS OF ART (one page; detailed description, analysis, significance, compare with what came before and what came after, your group's reaction)

Black Figure Pottery
Red Figure Pottery
 Joseph, Kirby, Davy
Kouros (nude male youth) ca 540 BC
Kritos Boy ca 480BC
 
Zeus or Poseidon ca 470 BC and
Discobolus (discus thrower), Myron, ca 450 BC
 Yu-Shiu, Nina
Doryphorus (spear carrier) and
Venus de Milo
 Chris, Chandana
 Laocoön Group ca 150 BC  Noriko, Yoko
 Temple of Hera, Paestum, Italy (older than Parth)  
 Parthenon  Mario, Shao, Marcus
 Erechtheum  Tauseef, Subir
Altar of Zeus, Pergamon
Pearl, Tasha , Veronica

c) Important Ideas and Concepts (one to two paragraph definition relevant to ancient Greece; include mention of HOW the idea influenced art and architecture of the time)

 Arete
Aesthetic
Balance
Proportion
Democracy
 Kevin, Jeffrey
Humanism
Individualism
Idealism
Reason
Rationality
 Paolo, Jason

 
 
 

d) Vocabulary (one paragraph definition; examples, pictures, drawings as appropriate; add four more terms)

Acropolis
Columns: Doric, Ionic, Corinthian
Cosmopolis
Frieze
Kouroi, Kore
Metope
Polis
Stele
 Rajiv, Ken

 


II. Choose one:

MYTH (one paragraph, brief description, depiction in art)


 Apollo  Marus /Chandana
 Athena (Minerva) Tauseef / Nina
 Hermes (Mercury) Zain / Sang Hyun
 Hera (Juno)  Subir / Pearl
 Zeus (Jupiter) Luigi / Ken
 Poseiden (Neptune) Shao / Donde / Angeli
 Aphrodite (Venus) Nicolo / Rajiv
 Demeter (Ceres) Kevin
 Dionysus (Bacchus)  Mario / Kirby
 Pan Jeffrey
 Artemis (Diana) Maggie / Yu Shiu
 Eros (Cupid) Anton
 Hades (Pluto) Emilio / Joseph
 Hephaestus (Vulcan) Jason / Albert
 Ares (Mars) Seth / Christopher / Derek
 Hestia (Vesta)  Laura
 Muses  Pearl
 Oracle  Natasha
 Centaurs Davy
 Elysian Fields Paolo
 Satyrs (Fauns) Victor
 Gordian Knot  Michael
 Graces  Chris
 Laocoön  Yoko, Noriko
 Leda (and the swan)  Tiffany
 Minotaur Sarena /. Veronica
 Orpheus (and Eurydice)  Nitesh
 Pegasus  Olivia / Veronica
 Prometheus  Paolo


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The assignmnet:
 
From your work, generate 4 questions. 3 multiple choice, one Jeopardy trivia, and one test question. The answer to all of your questions must be in your work. Make sure the questions are meaningful and relevant (except the trivia question)
 
Submit your work on disk as ascii text, or e-mail to <grossp@ismanila.com>
You will have 2 class periods to complete this assignment. Because the next part depends on your timely cooperation, no late assignments will be accepted for credit
 
For depictions in art, submit the source citation (where you found it), whether in our library, at home, or on the web.
 
Grading criteria:
 
IS IT ACCURATE?
IS IT COHERENT, WILL WRITTEN, INFORMATIVE?
DOES IT DISPLAY YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF THE SUBJECT MATTER?
CAN OTHERS LEARN FROM IT?
DO THE QUESTIONS YOU CREATED SHOW YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF THE ESSENCE OF YOUR TOPIC?
WERE YOU A VALUABLE CONTRIBUTOR TO YOUR GROUP?
 
Note from Mr. G: As I graded these, I was for the most part pleased, after watching you get started on your research.
The articles you produced are for the most part appropriate and accurate. (There were a few notable exceptions)
About half the questions you produced were"winners;" I've included most of the questions in your assignment. You can evaluate each other's questions, as well as each other's articles!