Ch.4.8 Ancient Greece

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Label the waters surrounding

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Aegean Sea

Black Sea

Ionian Sea

Mediterranean Sea

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Drag the name of each geographic feature or place next to its corresponding location on the map.

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Peloponnesian Peninsula

Balkan Peninsula

Athens

Sparta

Mediterranean Sea

Multiple Choice

What continent is Greece located on?

• Africa

• Asia

• Europe

• Antarctica

Multiple Choice

Which of these is the BIGGEST sea that borders Greece?

• Mediterranean Sea

• Ionian Sea

• Adriatic Sea

Multiple Choice

What geographic features run North and South through Greece?

• deserts

• rivers

• plains

• mountains

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a way the geography of Greece shaped how the Ancient Greeks lived?

• They had one large united kingdom.

• They were able to travel and communicate easily.

• They never fished or traveled by sea.

• They had small city-states that ran themselves.

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What were the effects of the mountains and the sea on the people in ancient Greece?

• Where they lived

• What they did for a living

• How they met their everyday needs

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

Because traveling by land in Greece was difficult, the Greeks __________.

• became expert ship builders

• learned how to climb mountains

• gave up trying to travel

• took up farming

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What challenges did mountains pose to travel between city-states?

• They made travel faster

• They separated settlements

• They provided safe routes

• They were easy to navigate

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How did geography isolate the ancient Greeks? Choose all that apply.

• rugged mountains

• many islands that caused shipwrecks

• lack of freshwater

• travel was difficult due to lack of roads

Multiple Choice

What strategies did ancient Greeks use to overcome their limited farmland?

• Developing maritime trade routes

• Building more farms

• Using advanced farming techniques

• Importing food from other countries