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| People in ancient times did not travel up mountains to attack civilizations on the other side of the mountains because the chance of them dying was extremely high. |
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| The water that was collected from a cactus would be enough to keep a whole family alive in the desert. |
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| People in the ancient world lived in cabins made out of wood from trees. |
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| There were roads in the mountains in the ancient world. |
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| People in the ancient world had more common sense of how to survive than intellectual smarts |
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| Which geographic region creates silt |
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| which geographic region allows enemies to plan sneak attacks with much ease |
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| Which geographic regions provide natural protection from invasions |
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| Which geographic features are you most likely to get food from |
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| when the river overflows and the water goes on the banks and creates silt |
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| Which geographic feature would ensure you the most survival and why? |
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| The river because you could rade and travel, food and drink, take baths, and have silt to grow good crops also the catracts make it hard for enemy to attack |
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| The United States uses a Direct Democracy today. |
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| An Oligarchy is when only a few people hold all power |
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| The Greeks used Greek gods to explain natural occurences of the world. They worshiped these gods. |
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| Aristocrats are leaders in the Oligarchy that are elected to their positions |
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| City-Staes benift from having colonies by gaining copper and olive oil as well as protection from invaders |
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| Ancient Greeks participated in the Olympics to prove which city-state is the best and to make peace with other city-states |
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| Under which leader did democracy form? |
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| Which city is known as the birthplace of democracy? |
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| The land of Greece is a large.. |
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| Greek myths are stories that explained.. |
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| why natural events of the world happened |
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| A time of great achievements and inventions |
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| How were two ways the ancient Greeks voted |
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- Hand raising
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| How many people voted in Ancient Greece |
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| The form of government were all votes count is called..... |
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| When one person takes over the government by force they are a.... |
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| Why did Ancient Greeks have the Olympics |
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- see which city-state is the best
- to honor their gods
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| Where did most people settle in Greece? |
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- The Coastline
- River Valleys
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| Ancient Greeks used an acropolis for ... |
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| What ended the Minoan civilization? |
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| How were Greeks able to control the trade in the Meditteranean Sea? |
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| Location of the city-states and colonies |
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| Greek people living in city-states thought... |
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| they though of themselves as residents of the city-state not of one Greek Country |
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| What is the order of Athens government? |
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| oligarchy,tyranny,oligarchy,democracy |
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| when people elect people to govern them |
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| How did the people of Athens respond to Dracos laws |
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| they felt the laws were to strict |
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| Why did the Early Greeks mostly travel by sea |
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| The mountains were hard to travel |
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| Who gave the people a right to partcipate in govewrnment by allowing them to make suggestions about what should change in the government |
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| What does democracy mean? |
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| What are the benifits of living in a city-state? |
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- Identity Of citizens-citizens could have rights
- Protection-protection becaus epeople are less likely to attack a group of people.
- wealth-recieve things from owning colonies and trading
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Three benefits of living near the sea
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- Trade-trade with different countries
- Travel-travel to trade and spread religon
- Food-you can get food you need to survive
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| Which Hellenistic Kingdom had the most rebellion against Greek Culture |
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| When Darius created his capital he filled it with... |
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| What was the end result of the Peloponnesian War |
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| Sparta became the most pwerful city-state in Greece |
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| Why was the boat bridge built |
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| For the Persian Calvary to cross the Agean Sea faster |
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| During the Peloponnesian War, Sparta was completely sucessful in blocking off all connections Athens had with their empire |
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| Who is known for creating geometry? |
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| Athens had a strong _______ and Sparta had a strong ________ ___________ |
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| What did Hippocrates believe we should study and why. |
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| study the human body so we can cure diseases |
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| Which battle had a traitorous solider? |
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| Who did Persia defeat under the leadership of Cyrus the Great |
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| what sea did Darius' boat bridge strech across |
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| What caused the Peloponnesian War to begin |
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| Sparta city-states feared Athens would control Greece |
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| When soliders stand in a square |
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| How did the Phalanx allow Macedonia to attack first |
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| the long spears used in the phalanx allowed them to stick it out in front of them and attack the enemy first |
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| Noble, powerful citizens of Rome |
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| rulers with almost absolute power |
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| romes public meeting place |
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| Greece is in the middle of what sea |
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| when a group of people callede aristocrats ruled the citizens |
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| when one person or a tyrant was in charge of everyone |
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| tyrant swere able to stay in power because they had __________ and ___________ _______________ |
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| supporters and strong armies |
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| What two brothers founded Rome |
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| What weapon did Alexander the Great create |
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| How did Julius Caesar become famous |
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| What is the day called that Julius Caesar died on |
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| When was the fall of Rome |
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| What is Rome's relationship with power |
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| What is the most famous Roman road |
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| Why did Brutus kill Caesar |
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| he loved Caesar put he loved Rome more |
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| who fought in the punic wars |
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| Who led Carthage in the 2nd Punic war |
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