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Ancient Greece Geog

Ancient Greece Geography

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Greece is part of what peninsula? Balkan
What sea did the ancient Greeks depend on? Aegan
What percent of Greece is infertile? 80%
A marketplace in Greece Agora
A strategic Hill acropolis
To bring goods in import
To ship goods out of the country export
A Greek city-state polis
A group of many island Archipelago
No part of Greece is more than ____ miles form the sea. 85 miles
What is a Peninsula? A peninsula is a piece of land that is bordered on three sides by water, but is still attached to the mainland
Greece topography is made up of hills and mountains (true) (false) True
To steer a course through water navigate
The mountains made it difficult for the city-states to unite as one
A temple for the goddess Athena Parthenon on the acropolis
What percentage of land in Greece was fertile? 20%
The climate of Greece Warm dry summers and cool wet winters
What percentage of Greece is hills and mountains 80%
Why was communication limited between the city-states? The mountains and hills made it difficult to travel, trade, communicate and unite as one country.
How did the geography influence/affect the daily life of ancient Greece? The people of Greece focused on fishing, trade and growing crops suited for their soil (olives, grapes)
What did the Greeks export Grapes, wine, olives, olive oil, pottery...
What did the Greeks import Items that they did not have a surplus of (cereals agriculture)
Must be at least 18 and a male citizen to participate in the business of government. Democracy
Which polis won the Peloponnesian war? Sparta
Spartan form of government Oligarchy
Government in Athens Democracy
A government that used the Military to gain or keep power Dictatorship
A government that has the power controlled by a few Oligarchy
At what age would a Spartan boy join the military? seven
A strict military state Sparta
. Which City-State would this quote come form "Our city is open to the world" Athens.
A government that people believed that the leader had Divine power. (God wanted them to rule) Monarchy
Greek city-State known for a strong military. Sparta
Greek city-state known for knowledge, Arts, theater Athens
The largest agora was found in ? Athens
Life for citizens was free and open? Athens
Why did Athens lose the Peloponnesian war? They had a plaque that killed 1/3 of its peopleSparta created a blockade around Athens. Other city-states joined Sparta.
Created by: mrfinney
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