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1. How would you describe the Dorians?
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
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1. How would you describe the Dorians?
The Dorians were smart and far along in discovery. They conquered mainland Greece. They are from northwestern Greece.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
To merge with the locals of the land. It was pretty effective and a good way to rule.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
Choral lyrics and architecture.
-Jazzy Benson
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
The Dorians are people from north, northwest Greece, Macedonia, and Epirus and are best known for invading mainland Greece.
2. What was the Dorian's way of ruler ship? Was it effective?
Their way of ruler ship was to merge with the people of the land they conquered but in some cases like Crete and Sparta they gave no power to the people and kept all power to themselves leading with a Military class. This was effective because it froze the archaic culture and they maintained domination and control for a long time.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
The architectural element of order and structure and the choral lyrics in Greek Tragedy were evidence of Dorian influence.
-Haley Jacoby
Ancient Greek Civilization
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1. How would you describe the Dorians?
The Dorians were invaders from the north, and they eventually led Greece to it dark ages. The were primitive mopared to the Bronze Age Mycenean and their origins are not clear. Some say that they were from a small district in Greecce called Doris. But, the origins are still unknown.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
Thew Dorians way of rulership was to merge with the indigenous people of their land. Sometimes, they kept power to themselves and froze the the cultures they invaded.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
They left traces of their language, and they left artistic elements behind.
-Savannah Smith
Ancient Greek Civilization
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1. How would you describe the Dorians?
The Dorians were invaders from the north, and they eventually led Greece to it dark ages. The were primitive mopared to the Bronze Age Mycenean and their origins are not clear. Some say that they were from a small district in Greecce called Doris. But, the origins are still unknown.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
Thew Dorians way of rulership was to merge with the indigenous people of their land. Sometimes, they kept power to themselves and froze the the cultures they invaded.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
They left traces of their language, and they left artistic elements behind.
-Savannah Smith
Yasmen Wells-1st hr history
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
The Dorians were very barbarious and strong/skilled warriors, who gained power to many areas through invasion.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
Their way of rulership was to merge with the indigenous people of the land. This usually wasn’t effective because they kept most of the power to themselves.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
The Dorian influence still existed in the arts, like their architecture because of its’ large order/structure, along with the Dorians’ choral music in Greek Tragedy.
Ancient Greek Civilization
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1. How would you describe the Dorians?
They got their name from a small district in central greece known as Doris. Thy had alot of land which obviosly meant that they had somwhat knowledge. They left behind a form of languuage and some artistic talent so that has to stand for something.
2. What was the Dorian's way of ruler ship? Was it effective?
Creating a military class. Yes it was a little effective.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
The Doric language, artistic elements, and as well as artistic traditions.
Stephanie Lacey
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
They were primitive compared to the Bronze Age Mycenaeans. They were smart in their efforts to invade and control mainloand Greece.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
They had a ruling military class. The Dorians kept the power to themselves. It froze the cultures of Ancient Greece.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
By the 8th century B.C., the Dorian influence spread to parts of the Aegean, and merged with the indigenous people of the land. The Doric language was spoken in mainland Greece.
-Lauren Gedris
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1. How would you describe the Dorian’s?
The Dorian’s were a tribe with good strategy (throughout warfare and similar activities). They were thought of as being a primitive or old-fashioned and simple when they were compared to Mycenaean people during the Bronze Age.
2. What was the Dorian's way of ruler ship? Was it effective?
They basically used the idea of merging with people of their land, just like in Corinth, Rhodes, and Argos. But when they dealt with more powerful places such as Sparta and Crete they kept the power to themselves, completely and made a military class which ruled. It was effective because it lasted up until the age of classical Greece.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
They have found lots of things in Greece. The used the same idea for architectural things. They also used things such as choral lyrics in Greek tragedy which also was that of the Dorian’s.
-Whitney Burney!!!!!!
1.How would you describe the Dorians?
Were People who came from the north of Greece to invade the civilizations south of them. They were best known for their invasion of mainland Greece.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
To unite with the native people that live on their land.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
Doric artistic elements were shown in artistic traditions of ancient Greece.
-Alison Robinson
2. It would seem effective to merge with the people that know the land. -Alison Robinson
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
In the article, there is one section were in the beginning sentence, they describe the Dorians as primitive compared to the Bronze Age Mycenean. So I would probably have to take the article’s word for it and say that the Dorians were somewhat primitive in a certain sense. They also seem as though they were able to work with other indigenous people of their land because they were able to merge with them.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
The Dorian’s way of rulership was to merge with the indigenous people of their land. This way of rulership kept all of the power to themselves and they created a ruling military class that was solely occupied. This way of rulership seems like a pretty effective way because if you keep all of the power to yourself, you will not have too much of a problem with people whom you share power with trying to overrule you.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
The evidence that can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece was that the Doric language dominated the Greek language from the 5th century BC onward. Also, their artistic elements were used by the Greeks. They used the Dorian architectural design of using the element of large order and structure.
-Alejandro Potter
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
People who conquered mainland Greece to reclaim their heritage.
2. What was the Dorian's way of ruler ship? Was it effective?
Merged with locals of the area. It was effective enough to conquer mainland Greece. An alternative was a military ruling class
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
Their language overshadowed by other languages. Also, the use of choral lyrics in Greek tragedy
Jack
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
The Dorians are a group of invaders who invaded mainland Greece. Their invasion led to the dark ages. According to myth, the Dorians got their names from the Greek city state called Doris.
2. What was the Dorian's way of ruler ship? Was it effective?
The Dorians had two ways of leadership. Their first, and main way of leadership, was to combine with the native people to create a ruling class. Their second, alternative method of ruling was a military ruling class. This was made up solely of the Dorian citizens.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
Some evidence of the Dorian influence in classical Greece is the Dorian architecture. Their other contribution is the choral lyrics in Greek Tragedy.
Ben Nota 3rd
1. How would you describe the Dorians? I would describe the Dorians as people who traveled a lot and had to move many times because they did not have a great place to live.
2. What was the Dorian's way of ruler ship? Was it effective? Their ruler ship was to join with the indigenous people and their land. Yes it was effective because after they took it they held that place with their new military.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece? That their language was a dialect spoken in Classical Greece. They had a very important Greek strategy that the Greeks used later on.
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
Very violent nomadic people, primitive compare to the Myceneans. Origins are obscured. Settled in many areas along the Aegean.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
Merged with the people of the land they conquered, sometimes they kept power to themselves and left the country in old customs like Sparta and Crete where everything was centered around the military.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
The artistic and architectural elements remained throughout classical Greece.
Sincerely,
Mackenzie
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
♥ I would say they where good soilders and very good stragie planners. They invaded the Greece by using their good planning skills ♥
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership?♥ Their rulership was to merge with indigenous people of their land ♥
Was it effective? ♥ yes ♥
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
♥ The arts and their artitechure
♥ MAKI ♥
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
The Dorians were a nomadic people that settled in various parts of the Aegean. Their origins are obscure, though there is a legend that states that they were descended from the sons of Hercules.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
The Dorians made use of two different types of rulership in different places. In most instances, they integrated the culture that they conquered into their own. In places such as Crete and Sparta, though, they created a society where they themselves were at the top, and everyone else was below them. These systems of rulership must have been effective, since these cultures lasted for a long time.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
The Dorians influenced Classical Greek society in many ways. Their art, architecture, choral lyrics, and other things they introduced to the Greeks became part of Classical Greece.
Sincerely, Marshall King
1. How would you describe the Dorians? They were very controlling, and invasive. They used their knowledge of iron swords to their advantage, and they dispersed among the Greek peninsula, securing each area.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective? They fused with the surrounding people of the land, however sometimes they kept the power to themselves as in the case of Sparta. They halted the old Greek ways just to insure they had complete control. Sparta remained in their domain even into the Classical Greek era.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece. The artistic components, like architecture , choral lyrics and the Doric dialect carried from 5th BC and beyond~
.:De'Andreah Hollowell:.
1.How would you describe the Dorians?
The Dorians were obviously cunning and brave because although they weren’t as advanced as the Myceneans they managed to invade them. That requires some degree of strength and intelligence.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
They merged with the locals or sometimes they kept the power solely to themselves. I think it was, more the latter than the first. Sparta was ruled by keeping the power to themselves and creating a military class. Sparta did after all last longer. It’s easier to maintain control like that, because they’re suppressing the people. Although in the long run, the first would be more effective. Cooperation between the two would more likely appease the people into submission.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
It has been in the art of Classical Greece, in architect and structure. Also in other Greek artistic elements. Not to mention the fact that the Dorians included the choral lyrics in Greek Tragedy.
-Maria Gonzalez
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
Primitive invaders from the north that took over the Myceneans and started the Greek Dark Age. No actual recorded origin
What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
Merge with the indigenous people of their land, or took power for themselves, creating a ruling military class.
who knows
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece
The Doric language was a dialect spoken, the art integrated with the Greeks, such as the Doric architectural elements, and the use of choral lyrics.
Hanna Shih
1. How would you describe the Dorian's?
The Dorian's were primitive in many ways compared to the mycaneans of the bronze age. They did not know how to use the iron sword, and they had a primitive language.
2. What was the Dorian's way of ruler ship? Was it effective?
To join the indigenous people and combine with them to form a diverse city-state
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
They left many architectural things and Choral Lyrics.
#2--they also made some city-states where they kept all of the land to themselves. These include crete and sparta. And they were effective
1.How would you describe the Dorians?
I would describe them as smart because they were able to invade many places while they also were able to avoid being overthrown.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
What they did was that they merged with surrounding lands. Yes it was because they were able to conquer lots of lands.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
Literature & Choral Lyrics.
-Genesis Quinones
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
They were thought to have lived in the Bronze Age and they are people who invaded Greece .
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
To merge with the indigenous people of there land, but in some cases they kept power to themselves.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
There architecture, language, where they settled
Niara Riley
haley jacoby
i like the extent you went into discribing number #2. it helped me understand it a little more.
savannaqh smith
for #1 it waas nice to see a longer answer with more detail.
-jazzy (1st hour)
How would you describe the Dorians?
They were primitive compared to the Myceneans. They invaded mainland Greece. A lot about their orgins remain a history. They had a ruling military class, and they contributed to the Greeks’ art.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
Generally to merge with the people of their land, but sometimes took complete control.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
Their language was a dialect of ancient Greece. Also their architecture and choral lyrics in Greek Tragedy.
Eskira Kahsay & Brittany Buurstra
1st hour History
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
They are best known for their invasion of mainland Greece , they originated from the north, northwestern Greece , Macedonia , and Epirus .
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
Generally merge with the indigenous people of their land. Yes, it was very effective.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
They created strong centers in Laconia , Messenia, Argolis, and the Isthmus of Corinth , they continued widening their range of land south.
-Fremio Encarnacion, Aaron Reames
Maria-for # 2 good job describing both their ways of rulership and the places they exhibited their rule like Sparta
Haley- for # 3 good job describing the architecture and and choral lyrics
Brittany Buurstra
Jazzy-i like your answer for#1, it was very detailed.
Haley-#3 was very well written, and it completely answered the ?
good job
Eskira k
How would you describe the Dorians?
The Dorians were obviously smart and brave because although they weren’t as advanced as the Myceneans they managed to invade them. That requires strength and intelligence to be able to do that.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
There way of leadership was generally to emerge with the indigenous people of their land. Is effective because in some of the places they conquered they didn’t keep control to themselves, but in the case of Crete and Sparta they kept power entirely to themselves.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
Some evidence that can be found is that it has been in the art of Classical Greece, in architect and structure. Also they used other Greek artistic elements. Not to mention the fact that the Dorians included the choral lyrics in Greek Tragedy.
Yolanda Ramos
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
Very violent nomadic people, primitive compare to the Myceneans. Origins are obscured. Settled in many areas along the Aegean .
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
Merged with the people of the land they conquered, sometimes they kept power to themselves and left the country in old customs like Sparta and Crete where everything was centered around the military.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece ?
The artistic and architectural elements remained throughout classical Greece .
Sincerely,
Mackenzie
Marshall King- I agree with your answer for number 2
Alejandro Potter- I like that your answers aare so long and accurate.
Whitney Burney!!!!
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
The Dorians were people who settled in Greece and they lived in the Bronze Age.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
To merge with the people of there land, on occasion they decided to keep all the power.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
There architectural style, the places they settled and their language.
-Sarah Carlson
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
They were a very dominant people. They wanted to control everyone and conquer every territory they could. They were never satisfied with what they already had.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
They merged with the people of the land, but in a few instances, they kept the power to themselves and created a military rule. In some ways it was, but in other ways it wasn’t. Sparta did remain the main city for many centuries to come, but their way of rulership froze the cultures of Ancient Greece. So in the end, it really wasn’t the best way to rule.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
The Doric language remained a dialect of Ancient Greece for years to come, and their form of architecture, large order and structure, was an element used by the ancient Greeks long after their reign. They also used choral lyrics in Greek Tragedy.
-Matt Hinkel
Marika: For #2 your answer was good but i think you need to explain it more.
Whitney: I like your answers for all the questions. You explained them well and had long answers.
-Sarah Carlson
DearJazzy,
For the first question,I thought your answer was well put even though it was different then my answer.
Dear Haley,
I thought your answers where well thought out and descriptive
From,
Mackenzie!!
How would you describe the dorians: The dorians were people from the north wo invaded inland grrece, they lead greece into the dark age.
What was the dorians way of rulership? Was it affective: The dorians way of rular ship was to merge with people who already lived on the land. Yes it was usually affective.
What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in classic Greece: Architecture and Arts
-Donna
Sarah Carlson : Your answer for #1 was really good it's simple yet you fully answered it.
Mackenzie: I like that you gave examples of city states that kept their old customs and their power.
-Niara Riley
Yasmen: your answers ere really good they were complete and well answered.
Whitney: your answers to #2 was really good aswell i like how you went into detail.
-Donna
1.How would you describe the Dorians?
They came from north western greece and conquered mainland greece.
2.What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
They basically merged with the people they conquered. It was very effective.
3.What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in classical Greece?
Dorian architecture and choral lyrics.
- Conor McDonald
Savannah Smith- I agree with your answer to number 1
Jazzy- I got the exact answer for number three... good job!
Sophia Ball
How would you describe the Dorians?
They were a primitive civilization that came from north, northwestern Greece , Macedonia , and Epirus . They invaded the south of mainland Greece .
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
They usually merged with the native people of the land. Sometimes, such as in Sparta and Crete , the Dorians made a ruling military class that only they (the Dorians) occupied. This stopped the old archaic cultures of Greece . However, it was relatively effective because Sparta remained the main city of the Dorians.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
Their language was a dialect spoken in Ancient Greece, but then other dialects took over. The Dorians had the architectural element of large order and structure which was used by the Greeks. Also, they used choral lyrics in Greek Tragedy.
Anne Emig
Whitney Burney-
I liked your answer for number 2. I can tell you really understand the material.
Jazzy Benson-
Your answers were very straight and to the point. I agree that the Dorians ruled effectively.
-Anne Emig
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
The Dorians were primitive compared to the Myceneans, and not much is known of their origins.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
They created a military ruling class in some cases controlled by them completely. It seemed to be effective because it lasted for decades. Or, usually merged with the people of the land.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
The Dorians had a lot of influence on classical greece, such as their archiectural element of large order and structure, and choral lyrics in Greek tragedy.
^ the above one was also mine.
Comments on other's:
Haley Jacoby: #2 I liked how you had a lengthy answer
Yasmen Wells: #1 Good description of the character of the Dorians! :)
Lauren Gedris: #3 But what evidence of their influences are there?
Deryn Duesbery
How would you describe the Dorians?
I would describe the Dorians as invaders. It is said that they were the cause of the dark age. They are kind of like nomads.
What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
They combined their people with the natives. I think it did because they didn’t have a lot of enemies and had more people to form an army.
What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
Mostly in the arts.
Jordan Scheller
P.S. It's late because I didn't know about it beacuse I was gone at band festival.
yolanda: i like your answer for #3.
you took the time to find more than 2 things for evidence.
whitney: i agree with your #2,you included good detail.
-Alison Robinson
To Yasmen,
nice job answering the questions a agree with them. on ? 2 you were right but you should have said what locations they wanted to themselves.
To Maria,
your answers are all correct, i like you had a lot to say in ? 2.i liked how you described the dorians.
Yolanda Ramos
How would you describe the Dorians?
The Dorians were a people less civilized than the Bronze Age Mycenaean. They also seemed like a dominating people since they invaded most of Greece.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
The Dorian way of rulership was usually to merge with the peoples of their lands. In some cases like Crete and Sparta , they kept power entirely for themselves creating a military ruling class which only they occupied. Yes, because Sparta remained a city of the Dorians until sometime into the Classical Age.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
Some Dorian influence found in Classical Greece was the Doric architectural component of large structure and order and also the artistic contribution of using choral lyrics in Greek Tragedy. The Dorian language was also a spoken dialect until the Classical Age.
That was from Sara Spiller 1st hour
To Haley Jacoby:
I liked how your answers were right to the point in a shorter answer.
To Genesis Quinones:
I also liked how for #1 you answered with more of your opinion rather than using the straight facts on the article.
Great job guys!
-Sara Spiller
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
I believe that they would best be described as better warriors. They invaded Greece and had knowledge of Iron Swords, that’s saying something. I also believe that they were smart just because of their achievements in early times.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
They kind of just settled to where they could take over then adopt the customs of other people. It was effective because they were just a mixture of a lot of successful tribes.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
The traditions of Dorian arts.
~Kylie Rose ♥
Haley Jacoby-Good job with your answer. You put it better than I could have. It was to the point too. Nice job.
Savannah-Your answers to #1 and #2 were good, but #3 was a bit shaky. try to go more in depth with your answers.
-Matt Hinkel
1. How would you describe the Dorians?
The Dorians conquered mainland Greece but were primitive compared with the Myceneans. Many people think that the name originated from a small district known as Doris.
2. What was the Dorian's way of rulership? Was it effective?
They merged with the indigenous people of the land that they conquered. It worked decently.
3. What evidence can be found of Dorian influence in Classical Greece?
Architecture and choral lyrics
-Duncan White
Haley- I liked your answer for number 2. It was very complete. I couldn't have added any more myself.
Savanna- Your answer for number 1 was very complete and it stated all the parts of the article.
-Duncan White
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