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Geography of Greece

Geography of Greece . Objective: SWBAT describe the geography of Greece and its impact on the development of Ancient Greece Do Now: Locate Greece on the map of Europe Activity: Geography of Greece Movie and questions Map activity Assessment: Collection of Movie Questions

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Geography of Greece

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  1. Geography of Greece

  2. Objective: • SWBAT describe the geography of Greece and its impact on the development of Ancient Greece • Do Now: • Locate Greece on the map of Europe • Activity: • Geography of Greece Movie and questions • Map activity • Assessment: • Collection of Movie Questions • Homework: • Outline essay!

  3. Location: • Greece is located on the continent of Europe

  4. Classical civilization • Greece is considered a Classical civilization. Classical civilizations are the societies (community) that were more advanced and more recent than the ancient civilizations such as Ancient Egypt. Most classical civilizations had a Golden Age- A period of great achievements in art, literature, math, and science. • Greece is considered a Classical Civilization.

  5. Greece • Located on a peninsula which is a land mass surrounded by water on 3 sides. • Greece has an irregular (uneven) coastline in southeastern Europe. Since it had an irregular coastline it made Greece ideal for natural ports and harbors. • Greece is also an Archipelago which is a chain of islands. • Greece relied on the sea for both food and transportation—this was good because Greece had little natural resources

  6. Mountains and their Effect on Greece: • Because Greece has a very mountainous geography • It was not one united civilization. Instead, Greece was divided into many independent (separate) city-states. Each city-state (or polis) had its own government and land. The two most famous city-states were Athens and Sparta. They were very different societies. • Mountains made it difficult to communicate with others • Mountains made it difficult to travel • Very little land was available for farming • The Climate (weather) : • Varied weather---people mainly did things outdoors. Held public meeting, worked and played outdoors. If it was bad weather they couldn’t do the things they wanted to do!

  7. Movie Questions: 1. What is a classical civilization? • What is an archipelago? 3. What is a peninsula? 4. How do the mountains affect Greece? 5. What is Terrace farming? 6. Where else that we have studied uses Terrace farming?

  8. Map Questions: • What products did the ancient Greeks trade for? Why did they have to trade? • What did the Greeks get from Sicily ? • What did the Greeks get from Cyprus? • What did the Greeks get from Crete? • What peninsula is Greece on ? • Where did Greece get precious stones from? (name all) 7. What products do the Greeks export? 8. What products do the Greeks import?

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