- What is the Greek Acropolis?
- Athens
- What was the Acropolis used for?
- Ancient Athenians would come here to pray, or for protection in times of invasion
- When and why was the Parthenon built?
- most famous surviving building of Ancient Greece, was built over 2500 years ago as a temple to the Goddess Athena
- Who ordered the Parthenon to be built?
- the Athenians believed she helped the Greeks defeat the Persian Empire, Pericles, a famous Greek politician ordered the construction
- When was the Parthenon constructed?
- started in 447 B.C.
- What is the Parthenon made of?
- made of 30,000 tons of the finest white marble
- What do we mean by “Doric-style” construction?
- the Parthenon is considered to be the finest example of Doric-style construction, simple, unadorned style, characterized by simple columns
- What can be found inside the Parthenon?
- 40 foot statue of Athena
- When was the Parthenon damaged, and by whom?
- was severly damaged in 1687 when the Venetians attacked Athens.
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
Cyber Day - Deconstructing History: The Acropolis
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