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Chapter 1-3
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Geography
Basics
Map Skills
The Roman
Empire
The Byzantine
Empire
Who’s Who
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Identify these continents.
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Europe
South America
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Identify the following bodies of water.
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Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
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These (imaginary) lines
measure north and
south of the equator
and include lines such
as the Tropics and
Circles.
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What are lines of
latitude?
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These lines
measure east and
west of the Prime
Meridian.
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What are lines of
longitude?
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Correctly label the tropics, the
equator, and the Prime Meridian.
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Tropic of Cancer
Equator
Tropic of Capricorn
Prime Meridian
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There are the five things
every map must have.
Name two.
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What are title, compass,
key, grid, and scale?
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This part of the map is
used to compare
distance.
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What is scale?
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This type of map shows
physical features,
landforms, and bodies
of water.
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What is a physical map?
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This map shows manmade boundaries, cities,
and national capitals.
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What is a political map?
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These are types of maps
that include specific
information such as
population density, climate,
and land-use resource
maps.
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What are special
purpose maps?
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Rome fell to this group
of people.
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What are Germanic
Tribes?
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The new capital of the
Roman Empire was
________, formerly the
Greek city of Byzantium.
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What is Constantinople?
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These are the three
main factors that
contributed to the fall of
Rome.
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What are political
confusion, economic
weakness, and
Germanic invasions?
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In Rome, citizens began
to do this because of
high inflation and the
devaluing of their
currency.
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What is barter?
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These are images of
saints and other
Christian figures and
scenes from the bible
made of small pieces of
colored glass.
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What are mosaics?
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Constantinople first
resembled cities in the
Roman empire because
they both shared this
culture trait.
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What is the Latin
language ?
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Constantinople,
because of the diverse
population of ethnic
groups, is a great
example of this.
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What is
Cultural diversity?
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This explains why
Constantinople was
easy to defend (difficult
to attack).
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What is
Constantinople’s
physical geography?
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The Byzantine Army
conquered territory that
was once part of the
Roman Empire
including these areas.
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What is Italy, Spain, and
Northern Africa?
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These are three ways
that the Byzantine army
was strengthened.
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What are cavalry,
armor, and weapons?
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Strengthened and
reorganized the
Byzantine army.
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Who is Belisarius?
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Helped gain more rights
for women and
encouraged Justinian to
stay and fight the angry
tax payers rebellion.
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Who is Theodora?
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Considered the greatest
emperor of Byzantine.
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Who is Justinian?
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Germanic leader who
overthrew Romulus
Augustus, hence ending
the Roman Empire.
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Who was Odoacer?
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Roman Emperor that
divided Rome into four
smaller regions and
enforced many
economic reforms.
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Who is Diocletian?
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Final
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Today’s Category:
Lines of Latitude and
Longitude
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The Arctic Circle sits at
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latitude.
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66.5 degrees north
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