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| A group of people who share their culture and written language to form a government |
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| Things that happened a long time ago |
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| Giving or doing something that helps others such as giving time, talents, ideas, or money |
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| A type of government where people vote to make their own rules and laws |
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| Representative Democracy or Republic |
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| A type of government where people vote for or elect other people to make the rules and laws for everyone (this is what America has) |
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| A word for traits that describe a person or place |
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| Physical Characteristics of Greece |
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near the Mediterranean Sea
part of Southern Europe
peninsula
mountains and hills
limited rich soil |
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| A piece of land surrounded by water on 3 sides |
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| Physical Characteristics of Rome |
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near the Mediterranean Sea
part of Southern Europe
peninsula
mountains and hills
limited rich soil
next to the Tiber River
city build on 7 hills |
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| Which country is located next to the Tiber River? |
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| Where was the birthplace or start of democracy? |
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| What type of government did Ancient Greece have? |
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| What type of government did Ancient Rome have? |
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| Representative Democracy or Republic |
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| What type of government does the United States have? |
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| Representative Democracy or Republic |
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| What were the 3 main human characteristics in Ancient Greece? |
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Farmers
Traders
Ship Builders |
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| What were the 3 main human characteristics in Ancient Rome? |
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Farmers
Traders
Road Builders |
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| What are the 3 ways people in Ancient Greece adapted to their environment? |
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farmed on hillsides (terraced gardens)
traded on the Mediterranean Sea
formed small independent communities due to mountains |
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| What are the 3 ways people in Ancient Rome adapted to their environment? |
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farmed on hillsides (terraced gardens)
traded on the Mediterranean Sea
built aqueducts to bring more water into the city |
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| What 3 types of columns did we get from Ancient Greece? |
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| Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian |
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| Which country built the Parthenon to honor a goddess? |
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| Which country built arches (strong curved shapes) into their buildings? |
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| Which country used aqueducts to bring water into their cities? |
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| Which country built a huge stadium called the Colosseum and held gladiator fights there? |
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| What was the famous building in Ancient Greece called? |
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| What was the name of the big stadium in Ancient Rome? |
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| What large sporting event started in Ancient Greece? |
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| Where did the Olympics start? |
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| What was the second country to participate in the Olympics? |
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| Which country created pottery, sculptures, and murals? |
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| Which country created pottery, sculptures, murals, and mosaics? |
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| Which country is shaped like a boot? |
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