Lesson 1 Flashcards

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Peninsula

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  • an area of land almost entirely surrounded by water
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2
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Harbor

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  • a sheltered place along a coast used to protect boats and ships
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3
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Mediterranean Sea

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  • Greece developed along southern shores

- highway for ancient Greeks; gave them routes for trading goods

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4
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Crete

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  • A Greek island in Mediterranean Sea
  • Southeast of Greece
  • biggest of all Islands
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5
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Rhodes

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  • a Greek island, lying east of Crete in the Agean Sea

- ideal rest stop for ships sailing between Greece and Western Asia

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6
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Peloponnesus

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  • A large mountains peninsula in southern Greece between the Ionian and the Aegean Sea
  • Shaped like a giant hand reaching towards Crete
  • ringed by thin band of fertile land\ rivers dry up in summer time
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Phoenicia

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  • An ancient seafaring civilization located on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea
  • Greek merchants completed with traders from Phoenicia and sailed to ports all across Mediterranean
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8
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What was Greece Geographic Features?

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  • most of Greece is covered by mountains or hills
  • difficult to travel so sailing became important part of Greece
  • provides very little farmable land
  • rocky landscape surrounded by the sea
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