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- Regions around the Danube River and Black Sea
- Heinrich Schliemann
- Mountainous peninsula
- Belief in a common ancestor, Greek language, literature, religion, and the Olympic games
- Egyptian hieroglyphics ↣ Egyptian hieratic (or cursive, or Coptic) ↣ Phoenician ↣ Greek ↣ Latin (Roman)
- Answers will vary
- Answers will vary, but might include a modern farmer's market or a flea market
- Poorer citizens could afford to run for office
- 1/6
- Answers will vary
- Athens
- Answers will vary
- Answers will vary, but might include slavery and a lack of rights for women
- Answers will vary, but should include the wars' impact on Greek unity and expansion
- Answers will vary
- Philip II
- Answers will vary; an example might be a baseball museum utilizing statues of famous players as columns
- Greek culture among those who considered themselves to be Greek during the centuries before Alexander the Great
- Answers will vary, but should include its precision and detail
- Pythagoras came up with the Pythagorean theorem; Hippocrates posited that diseases have natural, rather than supernatural, causes
- Greek philosophers asked most every deep question, particularly on the meaning of life
- Herodotus traveled to gain information and see the places where events took place; Thucydides discussed cause and effect
- Answers will vary
- Answers will vary
- Answers will vary, but the most common answers are the White House and the Capitol Building
- Dorians
- Carthage
- Sparta
- Ionians and Dorians
- Marseille (Teachers and parents should know this one, but it might take comparing the workbook map to a modern map for kids to figure it out. The object of this question is to teach thinking and research skills while also illustrating the etymology of place-names.)
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