TCI Lesson 25: Geography of Ancient Greece

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What is a reason why the ancient Greeks produced so much olive oil?

Back

They could grow olive trees in a small space.

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Why did the ancient Greeks raise certain animals on their farms?

Back

These animals did not need flat land.

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What geographical feature makes much of Greece a peninsula?

Back

The water on three sides.

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What made farming in ancient Greece especially difficult?

Back

Rocks.

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Why did Greek communities sometimes fight each other?

Back

They each wanted more land.

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What is the significance of olive oil in ancient Greek culture?

Back

Olive oil was a vital resource for cooking, trade, and religious rituals.

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How did the geography of Greece influence its trade?

Back

The mountainous terrain and proximity to the sea facilitated maritime trade.

Front

What role did the sea play in the lives of ancient Greeks?

Back

The sea provided resources, trade routes, and opportunities for colonization.

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What were the main crops grown in ancient Greece?

Back

Wheat, barley, olives, and grapes.

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How did the climate of Greece affect agriculture?

Back

The Mediterranean climate allowed for the growth of drought-resistant crops.

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