miércoles
martes
March 27th
Today in Western Civ. we just went over what to expect on the test and took some notes as well.
viernes
March 16th
Today in West Civ. Mr. Schick wasn't here so we were told to take notes but I didn't because I had already taken notes yesterday on the same topics.
jueves
March 15th
Today we presented our project.
Notes:
Hellenistic - the blending of multiple cultures (Indian, Persian, Egyptian)
Alexandria - an Egyptian city that was the center of commerce and civilization of the Hellenistic.
Euclid - a geometry text developed by Eratosthenes and Aristarchus.
Archimedes - a Hellenistic scientist who estimated the value of pi and studied diameter, etc.
Colossus of Rhodes - the biggest Hellenistic statue.
Notes:
Hellenistic - the blending of multiple cultures (Indian, Persian, Egyptian)
Alexandria - an Egyptian city that was the center of commerce and civilization of the Hellenistic.
Euclid - a geometry text developed by Eratosthenes and Aristarchus.
Archimedes - a Hellenistic scientist who estimated the value of pi and studied diameter, etc.
Colossus of Rhodes - the biggest Hellenistic statue.
martes
viernes
March 2nd
Today in Western Civilization I took some notes:
Alexander's Empire:
Philip II: Dreamed of taking control of Greece and then moving against Persia to seize its vast wealth. Hoped to avenge the Persian invasion, in 480 B.C.
Macedonia: just north of Greece with rough terrain and cold climates. Hardy people lived there and were looked down upon by the Greeks, until Philip became king.
359 B.C. Organized his troops Macedonian's defeated 336 B.C.
into Phalanxes Greece
_____\/____________________^_________________\/_________________________ ^_________________\/__________
Philip became Demosthenes tried 338 B.C. Philip was killed at
king of Macedonia to warn Greece about Philip daughter's wedding.
Alexander's Empire:
Philip II: Dreamed of taking control of Greece and then moving against Persia to seize its vast wealth. Hoped to avenge the Persian invasion, in 480 B.C.
Macedonia: just north of Greece with rough terrain and cold climates. Hardy people lived there and were looked down upon by the Greeks, until Philip became king.
359 B.C. Organized his troops Macedonian's defeated 336 B.C.
into Phalanxes Greece
_____\/____________________^_________________\/_________________________ ^_________________\/__________
Philip became Demosthenes tried 338 B.C. Philip was killed at
king of Macedonia to warn Greece about Philip daughter's wedding.
- Alexander the Great took over for Philip
- In 334 B.C. he led 35,000 troops to Persia and won.
- Finally turned back after his 11 year battle when India proposed a big hazard.
jueves
March 1st
Today is March 1st. In Western Civ, we just went over the project and then worked on some of it. We didn't really go over philosophy, but it's an interesting topic.
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