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White raven [17]
3 years ago
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¿Qué tenían de importantes las ciudades de Grecia? ✓ ¿Dónde quedaba Esparta y Atenas ✓ ¿Cómo se llamaba el mecanismo de particip

ación de los griegos? ✓ ¿A quiénes elegían los griegos? ✓ ¿Cuáles eran las clases sociales de Grecia? ✓ ¿Qué legado nos dejó Grecia? ✓ ¿Cómo se llamaban los filósofos griegos? ✓ Investiga la vida de un dios griego :
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Lilit [14]3 years ago
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Las respuestas correctas para estas preguntas abiertas son las siguientes.

A pesar de que no se anexan opciones o incisos para responder a las preguntas, podemos comentar lo siguiente.

¿Qué tenían de importantes las ciudades de Grecia?

Su importancia radicaba en que se formaron siendo centros sociales y de poder llamados "Ciudades-Estado," en donde los Griegos tenían sus leyes y se consideraban soberanos, aunque en realidad existía una interdependencia entre esas ciudades.

¿Dónde quedaba Esparta y Atenas?

Atenas se encuentra en el sur del territorio Griego,  y al día de hoy existe como la capital de Grecia. Desde la época de la antigua Grecia, siempre se ha encontrado en el mismo lugar.

Esparta estaba ubicada en la llamada península del Peloponeso, junto al acaudalado Río Eurotas, cerca de los Montes Pargón y Taigueto.

¿Cómo se llamaba el mecanismo de participación de los griegos?

Se llamaba Democracia y el concepto fue desarrollado por un líder llamado Cleístenes.

¿Cuáles eran las clases sociales de Grecia?

Los ciudadanos, quienes eran los dueños de la tierra y tenían propiedad privada. Los ciudan¿danos era la clase prominente, los privilegiados. La potra clase eran los extranjeros residentes en Grecia llamados Metecos. La clase más baja eran los esclavos y servían a los ciudadanos.  

¿Qué legado nos dejó Grecia?

Grecia nos dejó como legado el sistema llamado Democracia, a sus grandes filósofos, una arquitectura preciosa que influyó a Roma, como el el caso del Templo Ateniense llamado el Partenón, y los géneros Drama y Comedia en el teatro Griego.

¿Cómo se llamaban los Filósofos Griegos?

Los más grandes filósofos Griegos fueron Sócrates, Platón, y Aristóteles.

El dios Griego más importante era el gran Zeus, el dios más poderoso y para los Griegos, el Padre de la humanidad. Habitaba en su templo ubicado en el Monte Olimpo, donde precedían todos los dioses del Olimpo. Zeus poseía un rayo luminoso con el combatía a sus enemigos y era invencible.

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