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Early Greek Geography
By Andrew Franck
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Standard IV
: Identify cultural contributions of Classical Greece, including politics, intellectual life, arts, literature, architecture, and science.
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(DOK 1) Match each letter with its correct geographic WATER feature.
Aegean Sea
Black Sea
Ionian Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Sea of Crete
Sea of Marmara
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B
C
D
E
F
(DOK 1) Match each letter with its correct POLIS (city-state).
Athens
Crete
Macedonia
Sparta
Thebes
Troy
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B
C
D
E
F
(DOK 1) Match each letter with its correct geographic AREA/LANDFORM feature.
Asia Minor
Balkan Peninsula
Greece
Mount Olympus
Peloponnesus
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B
C
D
E
(DOK 1) What geographical feature protected and isolated the Greek city-states?
valleys
deserts
mountains
peninsulas
(DOK 1) Why did the ancient Greeks spend the majority of their time socializing outside?
The Greek mainland was flat and provided ample room to gather.
The Greek gods and goddesses demanded that worship occur outdoors.
The mild climate presented a pleasant temperature.
(DOK 1) If most of Greece is within fifty (50) miles of the coast, how did the Greeks earn a living?
trade, fishing, and shipbuilding
naval defense
farming and herding
(DOK 2) Because the citizens of Greece were isolated from one another, how did they classify themselves?
By their polis (city-state) FIRST; as a Greek SECOND.
As a Greek FIRST; by their polis (city-state) SECOND.
Classification did not matter to the citizens of Greece.
