Greece
Rome
Europe's Geography
This n' That
Geo of the Medit.
100

This was Greece’s greatest natural resource.

What is the sea?

100

Style of government that had involved the people selecting their leaders.

What is a republic?

100

This is a body of land surrounded on three sides by water.

What is a peninsula?

100

A ruler who is in charge of every aspect of government.

What is a dictator?

100

Almost 75% of Greece is covered by these landforms.

What are mountains?

200

Two Greek city-states that were always fighting against one another.

What is Sparta & Athens?

200

Ancient Rome began as a group of villages along this river.

What is the Tiber River?

200

Name the sea that borders Europe to the South.

What is the Mediterranean Sea?

200

Irrigation system invented by the Romans to bring fresh water to far away parts of the Empire.

What are aqueducts?

200

Name the three seas that surround Greece.

What are the Ionian, Aegean and Mediterranean Seas?

300

The ancient Greeks were polytheistic, which means this.

What is they believed in many gods?

300

This was the most powerful ruling body in ancient Rome.

What is the Roman Senate?

300

Name the two oceans that border Europe.

What are the Arctic and Atlantic?

300

The Romans called the Mediterranean Sea “mare nostrum” for this reason ...

The Romans controlled most of the land surrounding the Mediterranean and therefore called it “mare nostrum” which means our sea.

300

Greece is made up of a mainland and over 1000 of these.

What are islands?

400

All of the Greek city-states shared the same culture, language and religious beliefs, but had their own …

What is government and laws?

400

These people were wealthy, land-owning, relatives of the first settlers of Rome.

What are patricians?

400

These two countries make up the Iberian Peninsula.

What are Portugal and Spain?

400

This is how Christianity became the official religion of the Roman Empire.

Constantine had a vision before going into a battle and promised to become a Christian if he won the battle, which he did; Christianity became the religion of Roman Empire.

400

The land of Greece could be best described as ...

What is mountainous, rocky, with poor soil.

500

What form of government developed here?

What is democracy?

500

This man was a famous General, Governor of Gaul and public speaker who became the dictator of Rome in 45 BC.

Who is Julius Caesar?

500

Name the two countries that extend into Asia.

What are Turkey and Russia?

500

This is how the Roman Empire helped and also hurt the spread of Christianity.

Helped: Christians used roads built by Romans to spread their religion

Hurt: Romans persecuted and even killed Christians, often blaming them for natural disasters

500

Italy is bordered to the North by ...

What is France, Switzerland and Austria?

M
e
n
u