华东师大版九年级历史上册第3课（East China Normal University Edition nine grade history book third lesson）.docVIP

华东师大版九年级历史上册第3课（East China Normal University Edition nine grade history book third lesson） East China Normal University Edition nine grade history book third lesson of Greece and Rome ancient civilization [learning tips] This course should be based on the three aspects of democracy in Athens, the rise and fall of Rome and the early christianity. On the democratic politics of Athens focus on mastering the birthplace of Western civilization is the ancient Greek, and early civilization in ancient Greece is the Aegean civilization; on behalf of the Greek city-state of Sparta Athens slavery; the age of Pericles the development of democratic politics in Athens to the peak. The rise and fall of Rome emphasizes the understanding of the establishment of the Republic of slavery in Rome, the expansion of Rome, the establishment of the Rome Empire and the demise of the empire. Early Christianity focused on the background, doctrine, evolution and influence of christianity. [text] of Basic concepts and key sentences in this lesson: [key analysis] What do you think of democracy in Athens? On the one hand, pointed out that Athenss democracy is the product of the Greek small territory and population, there are limitations of their era, the citizen participation in the form of paries, the result is not always fair; on the other hand, it should be pointed out that the history of the political system has different characteristics, but in comparison, the ills of democracy at least, closer to the fair. The value and significance of democratic politics in Athens lie in the fact that it provides a most valuable form of government for future generations, and points out a way for the perfection of the forms of political organizations in human civilization. From autocracy to democracy is the inevitable trend of human history. [difficult] a. First, the Punic Wars with the rise and fall of the Republic of Rome During the Punic War which lasted for hundreds of years, in Rome and Carthage and its