Day 22

World History I Setting the Stage For close to 50 years (477 to 431 B.C.), Athens experienced a growth in intellectual and artistic learning.  This period is known as the Golden Age of Athens.  Drama, sculpture, poetry, philosophy, architecture, and science all reached new heights.  Activities 1. Athens Golden Age         a.  Students were given a series of                          critical thinking questions (Questions)              and will receive 10 activity points if                  finished         b.  Today, we will follow up with a              classroom discussion.(Answer Sheet )     Objectives 1.  Identify three goals of Pericles 2.  Understand Athens influence on Greek culture and its legacy

American History I  Setting the Stage The expansion westward proved to be one that nobody could have foreseen the struggles for both natives and 'easterners'.  As their conflicts settled down, the struggle did not end out in the west. Activities 1.   Project Introduction             a.  Groups will continue to work on                  their projects. Objectives 1.  Explain how the abundance of natural resources led to intensive Industrialization 2.  Identify inventions that changed the way people lived and worked.