Geography
Below ____ meters under the oceans, it's completely dark.
200
The Greeks believed in many gods and made ______ to keep them happy.
sacrifices
There are more _____ under the ocean than on dry land.
volcanoes
Non-Greeks were called _____.
barbarians
What do the wind farms provide?
clean energy
______ pump fountains of boiling water and minerals into the ocean.
Since Greece is in the Mediterranean, its climate has warm wet winters and ____ _____ ______.
hot dry summers
The Marianas Trench in the Pacific Ocean is nearly ____ meters deep.
11,000
To provide more farmland, some hillsides were _____.
terraced
Athens, the biggest city in Ancient Greece, had a population of _____ in 500 BCE.
120,000
Below 500 meters there are unusual fish, like the _____.
Northern wolffish
The book that we are learning now focuses on the _____ period of Ancient Greece because it has influenced us the most.
Classical
How long is the Mississippi River?
over 3000 km
Girls were married at the age of ____.
13 or 14
Name 3 equipment we need to study rivers.
magnetic compass, colored corks, information books, plastic collecting bottle, binoculars, tape measures, ranging poles
What is a sea?
The places where the water is quite shallow around the edge of the oceans
What are the two main city-states in Ancient Greece?
Athens and Sparta
Dykes, Levees, Cut-offs and boxes
What was the main task of a woman?
to give birth
Why was Sparta different?
Boys and girls were treated the same. Even when the soldiers were married, even when they were 60, they were expected to still serve as soldiers.
How do rivers shape the land? Explain one process.
Erosion, Transportation, Deposition
Say 5 things about the Ancient Greek family's homes.
own answers
What are the 4 threats to the environment?
Overfishing, Climate Change, Shipping, Pollution
Which sports were popular in Ancient Greece?
athletics, boxing, wrestling
Name 3 classes in Sparta.
soldiers, immigrants who worked as traders and craftsmen, and people captured in war, helots or slaves