Map Skills for Ancient greece?

Question

Hi, i have a social studies test and here are some of the questions about ancient greece. Thanks
1. Be able to find Greece in the mediteranean sea using latitude and longitude from the map.
2. the seas surrounding greece
3. Recognise the difference between the mainland and the Peloponnesus Peninsula.
4.Recognise the importance of the physical features and natuiral boundaries in Greece and the impact that has on the civilization i.e. mountainous terrain, limited land for agriculture, scattered islands, isolated regions.
5. Development of citystates, name several.

Answer 1

For question 4, find the major cities on the map and look at where they are. Are they on the coast, near rivers, on the tops of mountains etc? Think about what goes on in a city - people making things, buying and selling them, eating and drinking. Where do things come from and where do they go? Now try and join the ideas up - would doing all these things be easier or more difficult if the cities were somewhere else, and why?

Answer 2

These aren't really questions that can be answered here.

The first 3 can be answered with any relatively decent (if large scaled) map. The 4th needs a thematic map showing the terrain- no doubt in your social studies textbook. For the 5th, the answers are probably in your text. In fact, all of the answers are probably in your textbook.

I am not an expert in the Med, or Greece in particular, but you are not likely to find the answers your teacher is expecting from you here. I doubt many here know the answers, but those that do are probably most unwilling to just give them to you. Also, you might want to post questions in the correct category next time... I don't know any astronomers who would know this sort of thing.

Answer 3

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