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What is the body of water located northeast of Greece?
What is the body of water located northeast of Greece?
- Aegean Sea
- Mediterranean Sea
- Ionian Sea
- Black Sea (correct)
What is the body of water surrounded by continents and located south of Greece?
What is the body of water surrounded by continents and located south of Greece?
- Black Sea
- Ionian Sea
- Aegean Sea
- Mediterranean Sea (correct)
What ancient city is known for the Trojan War?
What ancient city is known for the Trojan War?
Troy
Which sea is located to the east of Greece?
Which sea is located to the east of Greece?
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What is the capital city of Greece?
What is the capital city of Greece?
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Which city-state was known for its military prowess in ancient Greece?
Which city-state was known for its military prowess in ancient Greece?
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What is the largest island in Greece?
What is the largest island in Greece?
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Which sea is situated to the west of Greece?
Which sea is situated to the west of Greece?
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Geographic Bodies of Water
- Black Sea: A large inland sea bordered by Eastern Europe and Western Asia, significant for trade routes and historical events in antiquity.
- Mediterranean Sea: One of the world's largest seas, connecting Europe, Asia, and Africa; crucial for trade and cultural exchange in ancient times.
- Aegean Sea: Located between Greece and Turkey, this sea contains many islands and was a central area for ancient Greek civilization.
- Ionian Sea: Lies between the western coast of Greece and the eastern coast of Italy, known for its clear waters and historical significance in maritime trade.
Significant Ancient Cities and Locations
- Troy: An ancient city located in modern-day Turkey, famously known from Homer's "The Iliad," associated with the Trojan War.
- Athens: Center of ancient Greek culture and democracy, known for its contributions to philosophy, art, and politics.
- Sparta: A prominent city-state in ancient Greece, known for its military discipline and training; had a starkly different culture compared to Athens.
Important Island
- Crete: The largest Greek island, known for the Minoan civilization and its significant archaeological sites, such as the Palace of Knossos.
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