Geography
Contributions
Resources
Vocabulary
Do you remember?
100

The body of water that surrounds Italy.

What is the Mediterranean Sea?

100

Art made from small colored tiles.

What are mosaics?

100

The two crops that grew well in Rome.

What are olives and grapes?

100

Long, long ago

What is ancient?

100

Egypt's written language.

What are hieroglyphics?

200

The continent where Italy is located.

What is Europe?

200

The biggest stadium built during ancient Rome.

What is the Colosseum?

200

The natural resource used to build ships.

What are trees?

200

The act of giving or doing something.

What is a contribution?

200

The natural resource that comes from a worm.

What is silk?

300

Land surrounded by water on 3 sides.

What is a peninsula?

300

The architectural feature used to make structures stronger.

What is the arch?

300

Fishermen are this type of resource.

What is human resource?

300

The design of buildings.

What is architecture?

300

This civilization used columns in its architecture.

What is Greece?

400

The river that runs through Rome.

What is the Tiber River?

400

These structures were built to carry water around ancient Rome.

What are aqueducts?

400

Aqueducts carried this natural resource down to cities in Rome.

What is water?

400

Curved stone construction used to support the weight above it.

What is the arch?

400

The Greeks started this sporting event.

What are the Olympics?

500

The Roman Empire spanned these three continents.

What is Africa, Asia, and Europe?

500

Government in which people elect a smaller group of citizens to make laws.

What is representative democracy?

500

The Colosseum is this type of resource.

What is a capital resource?

500

A government in which people vote to make their own rules and laws.

What is direct democracy?

500

Ancient Chinese used this capital resource to send signals for military operations.

What are kites?

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