1. Greece By Christa Knell

2. My Family Tree Valerie Knell 1969 - Present Mother Boston, Mass Kevin J. Knell 1969 - Present Father Boston, Mass Christa Rose Knell 1998 - Present Boston, Mass Elizabeth Ann Knell 2000 - Present Boston, Mass

3. 20 Facts about Greece Greece is located in Europe Greece’s national name is Elliniki Dimorkatia Athens is the capital of Greece Thessaloniki is the second largest city in Greece The languages that are spoken in Greece are Greek and English The currency used in Greece is Euros The important holidays celebrated are: Greek Orthodox Easter, Christmas, Saints days throughout the year and Greek Independence Day (March 25th) Traditional food and drink are: Lamb, Olives, Cheese, Ouzo, Wine The Ottoman Empire took over Greece in 1453 Greece got it’s independence in 1824 from the Ottoman Empire The cross on the Greek flag symbolizes Greek orthodoxy

4. Greek Facts continued The average temp in Greece is Mild,Wet winters,hot, Dry summers The literacy rate is 98% Agriculture: wheat, corn, barley, sugar beets, olives, tomatoes, tobacco, potatoes, beef and dairy products Greece is slightly smaller than Alabama The lowest point is Mediterranean sea at 0m Greece’s coordinates are 39.00N and 22.00S The total area is 131,940 sq km There are 6,000 islands in Greece and only 227 are inhabited Greece’s border countries are Albania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Macedonia Greece’s natural hazards are severe earthquakes Greeks love music, singing and dancing

5. Eleftherios Venizelos Eleftherios was born on 1864 in Crete.He went to the university of Athens for college and studied law.Once he was out of school he helped draft the constitution for Greece and became a member of the government by Prince George. After Eleftherios moved from Crete to Athens, he became Prime Minister and leader of the Liberal Party. As the leader, he formed many alliances with Greece’s northern bordering states so they would not form a war. In1916, Eleftherios established a rival provisional government in Thessaloniki. This would influence politics for decades. In 1935, Eleftherios was forced to leave and live in France. Eleftherios died a year later of old age.

10. Bibliography www.worldfactbook.com www.factmonster.com www.Nationmaster.com www.pubquiz.com www.gnto.gr www.gogreece.com Also notes from interviewing Angela Bayiates!

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