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    Ancient Greece was a civilization that emerged over 2500 years ago in the Balkan Peninsula of Europe. The Greek landscape was characterized by mountains, valleys, islands and archipelagos in a Mediterranean climate zone with four distinct seasons. This geographic location influenced Greek civilization through agriculture, commerce, and maritime trade. The sea allowed the Greeks to obtain resources like fish and seafood and become expert sailors and traders. Their most important means of transport was the ship.

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    Ancient Greece was a civilization that emerged over 2500 years ago in the Balkan Peninsula of Europe. The Greek landscape was characterized by mountains, valleys, islands and archipelagos in a Mediterranean climate zone with four distinct seasons. This geographic location influenced Greek civilization through agriculture, commerce, and maritime trade. The sea allowed the Greeks to obtain resources like fish and seafood and become expert sailors and traders. Their most important means of transport was the ship.

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    Ancient Greece was a civilization that emerged over 2500 years ago in the Balkan Peninsula of Europe. The Greek landscape was characterized by mountains, valleys, islands and archipelagos in a Mediterranean climate zone with four distinct seasons. This geographic location influenced Greek civilization through agriculture, commerce, and maritime trade. The sea allowed the Greeks to obtain resources like fish and seafood and become expert sailors and traders. Their most important means of transport was the ship.

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    3th grade

    ANCIENT GREECE
    Miss Constanza Filla
    Unit Objectives
    1. Learn the main characteristics of the geographic
    surroundings and daily life on ancient Greece and
    value their legacy in today’s society.

    2. Obtain information from the past through text,


    images, and maps, and exchange opinions.

    3. Value democracy, recognizing its importance for


    living in society.
    WHAT IS A
    CIVILIZATION?
    A civilization is a complex human society, usually made up of different
    cities, with certain characteristics of cultural and technological
    development. It considers:

    ❖ Social structure

    ❖ Construction and settlement

    ❖ Art and culture

    ❖ Division of labor

    ❖ Development of technology

    ❖ A system of language and writing

    ❖ Religion
    Main aim: characterize the geographical area of ancient Greece.
    Page 43

    The geographical area of the greek

    Very important!

    The Greek civilization


    emerged more than 2500
    years ago in the Balkan
    Peninsula located in
    Europe.
    Main aim: to characterize the Greek landscapes and compare them with the
    Chilean landscape.

    The characteristics of the greek landscape

    Their geographic location was composed of mountains,


    valleys, islands, and archipelagos.
    ★ It was located in the temperate climatic zone.
    ★ Mainly Mediterranean landscape.
    ★ The four seasons clearly defined.
    Page 44

    Now, complete It is very similar to the


    Chilean territory: both
    activities in page 45 have an extensive coast
    with several islands and
    temperate climate.
    Main aim: to understand the influence of the geographic surroundings of the Greek
    civilization.

    The influence of the geographic surroundings

    ● Agriculture and commerce

    Because of the mountains, they lack of


    stable farmland but had an efficient
    agricultural system.

    They obtained other products thanks to


    maritime trade.
    Some of the elements they used to trade are:
    ● The importance of the sea

    Their territory was surrounded by sea, which


    helped them to obtain different products from it,
    like seafood and fish.

    It also made them expert marines and traders

    Their currency was called Drachma.

    Their most important mean of transport for trading


    and war was the ship.
    EXTRA ACTIVITY!!!
    uSE SOME PATTERNS
    SEEN IN THE aNCIENT
    gREECE TO
    DECORATE THE
    VESSEL.
    Don’t forget to give
    your teacher your
    piece of art back.
    Here you have some examples of patterns.
    BE CREATIVE!
    GREEK SYMBOLS ICON PACK
    Here’s an assortment of alternative resources whose style fits this template
    ANCIENT GREECE ICON PACK

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