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Early Greece and Geography Part 1

Early Greece and Geography Part 1

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History

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9th Grade

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Hard

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17 Slides • 14 Questions

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What led the emperor Ashoka to become less harsh and warlike during his reign?

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A visit to Athens showed him the benefits of democracy.

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A peasant revolt made him worried that he would lose power.

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A destructive military victory caused him to adopt Buddhist ideas.

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A meeting with Confucius convinced him to change his political ideas.

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What principle was taught by Confucius as a method for achieving harmony in society?

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People should trust their instincts.

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People should respect their parents.

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People should treat each other as equals.

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People should place the most value on their own new ideas.

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Which social condition in ancient China influenced the work of Confucius?

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There were many political conflicts.

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There was hardship under colonization.

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There were famines and disease outbreaks.

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There was a decrease in population due to slavery.

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How did geography shape ancient Chinese society during the Shang dynasty?

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Mountains and desert kept China apart from other civilizations.

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Excellent ports allowed the Chinese to form colonies in the Americas.

3

Laborers from foreign lands visited to work on large Chinese plantations.

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Iron and oil deposits encouraged people in China to build an industrial economy.

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What effect did the mountains have on early Greece's political unity?

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They encouraged trade between cities

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They isolated cities and limited contact

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They united all cities under one government

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They made travel easier between regions

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What aspect of Greeece's geography had the largest impact on its economy?

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Abundant water and natural harbors

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Limited access to trade routes

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High mountain ranges

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Desert landscapes

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What are the effects of the geography on Greek society?

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Limited farming opportunities

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Increased social interaction

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Need for more land

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Mild climate benefits

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What is the significance of the labyrinth palace at Knossos in Minoan culture?

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It was a trading hub

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It served as a religious site

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It was a royal residence

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It was a military fortress

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What does the Minoan fresco most likely depict about Greek life?

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A religious ceremony

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A sport

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A historical event

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A mythological story

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What is the significance of the Minoan fresco in ancient art?

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It represents the Minoan civilization's daily life

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It is a depiction of a famous battle

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It shows the architectural style of the Minoans

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It is a religious symbol

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What was one cause of the development of many small independent city-states in ancient Greece?

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Greece and Rome were often at war.

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The mountainous terrain of Greece resulted in widely scattered settlements.

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Military leaders found small Greek settlements easy to control.

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The Greek people had many different languages and religions.

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How did geography influence the development of ancient Greece?

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Rich farmland led to dependence on agriculture.

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Excellent harbors encouraged seafaring trade.

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Flat plains made centralized rule possible.

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Tropical climate discouraged urban development

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The earliest people to influence the Mycenaeans lived on the island of Crete and were known as the ...

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Cretans

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Dorians

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Minoans

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Mycenaeans

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How did the climate influence the development of civilization in Ancient Greece?

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The poor climate limited the size of communities

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The rocky terrain provided protection from invasion

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The mountains provided good soil for planting

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The warm climate allowed people to participate in outdoor activities

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What led the emperor Ashoka to become less harsh and warlike during his reign?

1

A visit to Athens showed him the benefits of democracy.

2

A peasant revolt made him worried that he would lose power.

3

A destructive military victory caused him to adopt Buddhist ideas.

4

A meeting with Confucius convinced him to change his political ideas.

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