Ch. 3 Geog. Part One

What is happening Wednesday in geography?

What is made up of lowlands that reach across northern Europe?

What were the common people, mostly farmers, called in Rome?

Who provided care for the sick in the Middle Age?

What is the term used for upper-class noblemen?

How has Europe’s water access benefited them?

What are two examples of Latin-based languages?

What is the religion based on Jesus’ teachings as described in the Bible?

What was one of the great achievements of Greek civilization?

What is the term for a body of land with water on three sides?

Which is NOT a peninsula contained in Europe?

What are the mountains of Poland, Romania and Ukraine?

What is the climate of Eastern Europe?

What are the mountains of the Italian Peninsula?

Which was NOT one of the three goals of Pericles?

What is the term used for rejecting a law?

Who made Christianity lawful in the Roman Empire?

What was the term used for the Roman construction that carried water to parts of the empire?

What river starts in Northern Italy and empties into the Adriatic Sea?

What term is used for an independent community including a city and its surrounding territory?

What is the term for the period after the fall of the Roman Empire?

Who extended his father’s empire and with it, Greek culture?

What were the two most important Greek city-states?

What are the mountains that stretch from Austria and Italy to Switzerland, Germany and France?

What are the mountains that divide Spain and France?

What keeps temperatures relatively mild in Europe?

Who were two leading Greek philosophers?

What kind of government is it when people are elected to represent other people?

What is the term applied to a period of wealth and power?

What are the hills, mountains and plateaus in the middle of Europe?

Which is NOT one of the three aspects of Rome’s legacy?

Which term refers to hills, mountains and plateaus?

What services did the Roman Catholic Church provide because of a lack of organized government?

Who was the Roman general that took power from the senate and created an empire?

What river starts in Switzerland and empties into the Mediterranean Sea?

Who helped preserve learning in the Middle Age?

Who was at the top of the social structure of the Middle Age?

What is the lowland area stretching from France to Russia noted for its fertile soil?

What are the mountains of SE Europe?

Who was at the bottom of the social structure of the Middle Age?

Which of the following is the correct order of these rivers from East to West?

What is the term used for waterways that allow boats and ships to travel easily?

What is a body of water with land on three sides?

What are languages that are related the Latin, the language of the Roman Empire called?

What river starts in the Alps and empties into the North Sea after passing through Germany?

What is a deep, narrow bay of Norway called?

What is the term is applied to military expeditions to regain the holy lands for Christianity?

Who were the two Greek leaders that increased democracy in Athens?

What were the wealthy landowners of Rome called?

What river starts in Germany and passes through ten countries on its way to the Black Sea?

What was the term for the German tribes that began invading the Roman Empire?

What is the term that refers to a government in which people rule?

Who provided education in the Middle Age?

What is the term for the farmland available because of dikes claiming land from the ocean?

What are waterways?

Who was the ruler during Athens’ period of wealth and power?

What benefits did exploration have on Europe?

Who was the winner in the power struggle following the death of the first Roman emperor?

What is the climate of most of Europe?

What was the social structure of the Middle Age?

What is the term applied to a person that examines questions about the universe and truth?

It is easier to keep up than catch up!

Which came first the Greek civilization or Roman?