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Intro to Ancient Greece

Intro to Ancient Greece

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6th - 8th Grade

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18 Slides • 12 Questions

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Intro to Ancient Greece

Unit 5

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Multiple Choice

Where did the Silk Road begin? How far did it stretch?

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China to India

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China to Europe

3

China to Mongolia

4

China to Egypt

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Multiple Choice

Which ancient civilizations covered in class did the “road” connect?

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China and India

2

China and Egypt

3

China, India, and Mesopotamia

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All of the civilizations

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The Impact of Geography on Greece

It's a country made up of peninsulas so nobody was ever very far from the sea.

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The Impact of Geography on Greece

Mountains are the major landform and most of the islands are made from mountain peaks.

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The Impact of Geography on Greece

Only about 1/5 of the land was good for growing crops so most people were traders and sailors.

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The Impact of Geography on Greece

Some people lived on islands while others were separated by mountains.

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Why did ancient Greek communities view themselves as separate? Why was this not exactly true?

  • The mountains made it hard for people to interact so they viewed each other as having different customs and beliefs.

  • Each was willing to fight for their way of life when most actually shared a common heritage, language, and gods.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following IS NOT a type of landforms that is common in Greece?

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Peninsulas

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Mountains

3

Plains

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Islands

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Multiple Choice

Roughly how much of the land in Greece is good for growing crops?

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1/2

2

1/3

3

1/4

4

1/5

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Multiple Select

Which of the following jobs were common in Ancient Greece?

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Trader

2

Farmer

3

Plumber

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Sailor

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Multiple Choice

T/F: Mountains made it hard for people to interact with each other so they did not know much about each other's beliefs?

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True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

T/F: Most Greeks shared a common heritage, language, and gods/goddess?

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True

2

False

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Minoan Civilization

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Minoan Civilization

Lived on the island of Crete (3000 to 1100 B.C.)


Samples of writing on clay tablets have been found.

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Minoan Civilization

A grand palace once stood in the city of Knossos


Worshipped goddesses.


Likely fell to the Mycenaeans

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Mycenaean Civilization

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Mycenaean Civilization

Shifted civilization to the mainland and city of Mycenae.


Spoke an early form of Greek.


Relied on conquest to spread power.

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Similarities

  • Traded and sailed on the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas.

  • Overall cultures were similar

  • Both used writing and relied on trading.

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Multiple Choice

Which civilization lived primarily on the island of Crete?

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Minoans

2

Mycenaeans

3

Both

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Multiple Choice

Which civilization relied heavily on trading and sailing on the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas?

1

Minoans

2

Mycenaeans

3

Both

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Multiple Choice

Which civilization had a grand palace that stood in the city of Knossos?

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Minoans

2

Mycenaeans

3

Both

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Multiple Choice

Which civilization spoke an early form of Greek?

1

Minoans

2

Mycenaeans

3

Both

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Multiple Choice

Which civilization used writing and relied on trading?

1

Minoan

2

Mycenaean

3

Both

Intro to Ancient Greece

Unit 5

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