Chapter 25: Geography and the Settlement of Greece.

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Chapter 25: Geography and the Settlement of Greece

Essential Question  How did geography influence settlement and way of life in ancient Greece?

Preview Activity  How do you think the physical geography of Greece influenced where people settled and how they lived?

25.2- Communities and Travel  The mountains and seas helped isolate ancient Greek communities  People traveled by land and sea

25.3- Farming  Farming wasn’t easy, but people adapted  Farmers grew food for their families and raised animals  Shortage of good land caused conflict

25.4- Starting Colonies  Ancient Greeks started colonies in other countries  Needed to make a lot of preparations before leaving to start a colony  Colonies spread Greek culture and allowed trade to flourish

25.5- Trading  Much of mainland Greece relied on trade  Olive oil and pottery were exchanged for grain, timber, and metal

Post Assessment  How did geography influence settlement and way of life in ancient Greece?