100 point test tomorrow

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Mason Freburger 
2/26/20
Test Tomorrow 


  • Test is on slides 1-32 pg 123-133
Five questions on Key rivers: 
  • Mesopotamia / Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
  • Egypt / Nile River
  • India / Indus River
  • China / Huang He River
Nine questions on Ancient Greece :
  • Aegean Sea
  • Ionian Sea
  • Adriatic Sea (it’s just north of the Ionian Sea)
  • Peloponnesus
  • Athens
  • Sparta
  • Crete
  • Asia Minor
  • Macedonia
Five questions on Slide: Geography/ its Significance
  • 2000 islands on the Ionian and Aegean Seas
  • Greece is a mountainous peninsula
  • Saliors and Shipbuilders
Two Questions on slide: even more Geography
  • Although fertile valleys cover one quarter of the peninsula only about 20% is arable
  • Arable is horrible and rocky terrain
  • Greek diet consist of grains, grapes, olives, and fish
  • Mycenaeans came first
  • Dorians ruled for 400 years
  • Homeric question is Did homer actually exist?
  • Illiad- about the trojan war
  • Odyssey - about after the war
  • 508 BCE started the Democracy
  • Draconian means very harsh


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