Question

Identifying The first column below identifies different aspects of the

Answer 1

The geography of Greece can be identified with the following terms:

Terms                Description

1. Peninsula   Greece as a peninsula is surrounded by on its three sides.

                         They include the blue Aegean Sea on the eastern side,              

                         the Ionian Sea on the western side, and the

                         Mediterranean Sea on the south.

2. Mountains:  The mainland of Greece boasts of many rugged

                         mountains, making this part of the country to be largely

                         isolated from the rest of the world. This mountainous

                         terrain encouraged the formation of local powers, called

                         city-states like Athens, Sparta, etc.

3. Plains:           The plains of Greece consist about 20% of its geography.

                         The plains can be found in eastern Thessaly, central

                         Macedonia, and Thrace.

4. Aegean Sea: The Aegean Sea lies on the eastern side of Greece,

                         contributing to making the country a peninsula.

5. Communities: Greece is made of many communities called city-

                         states. The city-states of Greece are mainly villages

                         separated from each other by mountains. In ancient

                         times, Greece had more than 1,000 communities, but

                         they did not communicate coherently.

Thus, the terms describing Greece's geography have been identified using full sentences.

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