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SPEED ROUND ~ Background, Land, Sea and Climate BRAIN DUMP ~ Info to Graphic Organizer ANCIENT GREECE
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1. Your team will be your table group. 2. You may not have your pencils. 3. When the timer starts, you will have 3 minutes to read the information on your card as a group. Try to remember as much as you can. 4. When timer goes off, turn over the card on the station desk and read the card. 5. Your runner will bring the card to the next station and repeat step 3. Wait for the timer to start! 6. Once you have read all 4 station cards, get your pencils out. 7. Take a graphic organizer and “Brain Dump” all the information that you learned in each station. You will have 10 minutes. The team with the most accurate info- mation will be the winners.
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Not a united country Collection of separate lands Moutainous peninsula 1400 islands in Aegean Geography shaped traditions and customs BACKGROUND
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Shaped civilization Lived around sea ~ Aegean Sea, Ionian Sea, Black Sea Transportation routes Connected Greece with other countries Sea travel and trade important SEA
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¾ covered by mountains Land made it difficult to unite under single government Small independent communities Transportation difficult Stony, not suitable for farming Small streams, little freshwater could not support large population Diet consisted of grapes, grain and olive
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Varied climate ~ 48 degree in winter, 80 degree in summer Moderate temperatures supported outdoor life Leisure time spent at outdoor events Met to discuss public issues, exchange news
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Advantages: trade, fishing industry, attack enemy by sea, protection Disadvantages: Separates from other settlements/people
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Advantages: Protection Disadvantages: isolated, lack of unity & created city-states, farming hard
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Advantages: surplus fish, protection by water 3 sides Disadvantages: not connected to mainland Greece
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Advantages: seafood, harbors for boats, trade, protection Disadvantage: separated from other cities
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