Unit 4 Study Guide From the Book By: S. Ray

Greece and Turkey Homers classic tale ____ _______ is perhaps the most famous adventure story ever told. It traces the travels of _____ through some of Western civilization’s most famous places. _____ Which altogether is the size of New York State, spreads over a broad area. _____ Is larger: It’s nearly as big as Texas and Louisiana combined. Greece is renowned for it’s wonderful ______ ______. Turkey has almost the same _____ _____ as Greece.

Greece and Turkey ______ is the heart and soul of Western civilization. The pace of the city can either be _____ or ______, according to the situation. Things can become almost like a _____ party, especially when both locals and tourists dance late into the night to ______ music in the taverns. _____ is a remarkable blend of European and Middle eastern influences. ______, the capital of the old Byzantine Empire, and once called __________. ___ ______ ____, with it’s white sands and pine forest, facing both the Aegean and ________ seas.

Greece and Turkey ______ Slovenia has alpine scenery, fine beaches, distinguished architecture, and bargain prices. ______ borders the Adriatic sea and is a destination for many cruise ships on the way or departing from _____. ______ what remains of the original _______, was also much involved in the fighting. It’s capital ______, lies on the Danube and is famous for museums, café’s, and _____. ______, long a “mystery” country (it intentionally cut itself off politically from both East, and West), now courts tourism. It’s assets include ____ beach towns, ____ _____ ruins, and the capital city of ______.