Oh, the Terms that you know!
We are alone, and man, it is hard to travel!
Farmin....apostrophe
We need more land and more cowbell!
To trade or not to trade, that is the question and random questions
100
These are settlements under the control of a usually distant country.
What are colonies?
100
These large pieces of land made it so that the Greeks were isolated from others.
What are mountains?
100
Most people of Greece made their living by doing this job.
What is farming?
100
A shortage of this caused the Greeks to look elsewhere.
What is food?
100

This is the name of Mrs. Willis's favorite beverage. 

What is coffee.

200
This is a holy person who the Greeks believed could communicate with the gods.
What is an oracle?
200
Traveling by this form of geography was difficult because the rocks would often break wagon wheels and mud made travel even more difficult.
What is land?
200
Water was scarce because Greece lacks this natural resource.
What are rivers?
200
This the first colony settled in Asia Minor.
What is Ionia?
200
These two items are what the Greeks traded.
What are olive oil and pottery?
300
This is land surrounded by water on three sides.
What is a peninsula?
300
This form of travel was much easier for the Greeks.
What is sea travel?
300
Farmers made these into the mountainside to allow for some farming.
What are wide earth steps?
300
In their new colonies, Greeks looked for these two key factors.
What are a natural harbor and good farmland?
300
These are the three items that the Greeks traded for.
What are grain, timber, and metal?
400
This is an arm of the Mediterranean Sea, east of Greece.
What is the Aegean Sea?
400
These three seas surround Greece.
What are the Ionian Sean, Mediterranean Sea, and the Aegean Sea?
400
These were the four main crops of the Greek farmers.
What are grapes, olives, fruit, and nut trees?
400
The Greeks did these three things to prepare for their trips.
What are consult an oracle, gather food and supplies, and light a flame from their cities sacred flame?
400
These were some of the challenges facing the Greeks sailors.
What are no compass or charts and dangerous shorelines?
500
This is the name for the peninsula at the southern end of Greece.
What is the Peloponnesus?
500
Due to the dangers of traveling on open water, the Greeks followed these two guidelines to keep safe.
What is travel by day and stay near the shore?
500
These two animals were raised by the Greeks since cows could not be raised.
What are goats and sheep?
500
Even when far away from Greece, Colonist were still able to participate in this Greek activity.
What are Greek athletic games?
500

This is number of different "grade" levels Mrs. Willis has taught.

What is 5. (preschool, first, second, fifth, sixth)

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