11. Ancient Greece physical (p 185)
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1. World Map 2. Continents and Oceans (b&w) 3. North Eastern Hemisphere 4. The Fertile Crescent (pg 55) 5. Sumer (pg 60) 6. Babylonia (pg 67) 7. Assyrain (pg 69) 8. Nile River Valley (pg 83) 9. Egypt the Old Kingdom (pg 90) 10. Greek and Phoenician Colonies (p140) 11. Ancient Greece physical (p 185) 12. Greek City-States (p191) 13. Greek Colonies (p 197) 14. Alexander the Great’s Empire 15. Italy (pg 219) 16. The Roman Empire (p 235) 17. Europe political (R14) 18. Europe physical (R 15) 19. Longitude & Latitude 20. Compass Rose
Transcript of 11. Ancient Greece physical (p 185)
1. World Map
2. Continents and Oceans (b&w)
3. North Eastern Hemisphere
4. The Fertile Crescent (pg 55)
5. Sumer (pg 60)
6. Babylonia (pg 67)
7. Assyrain (pg 69)
8. Nile River Valley (pg 83)
9. Egypt the Old Kingdom (pg 90)
10. Greek and Phoenician Colonies (p140)
11. Ancient Greece physical (p 185)
12. Greek City-States (p191)
13. Greek Colonies (p 197)
14. Alexander the Great’s Empire
15. Italy (pg 219)
16. The Roman Empire (p 235)
17. Europe political (R14)
18. Europe physical (R 15)
19. Longitude & Latitude
20. Compass Rose
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