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SOL Review�

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MAPS

The grid lines that run from one pole to the other (North & South) are called _________________

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Longitudes or Meridians

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MAPS

The grid lines that run in parallel circles around the globe, and measure distance North & South, are called _________________

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Latitudes or Parallels

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MAPS

Which is more accurate, a flat map or a globe? Why?

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Globe - little or no distortion

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MAPS

  • What do we call a map that shows borders of countries and cities?

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POLITICAL��Cities, Boundaries, Capitals

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WHAT KIND OF MAP?

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Physical - Terrain Features only

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What Projection? - Note Flat Poles

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ROBINSON

Flat Top & Bottom (poles)

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What Projection? - Note Greenland

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MERCATOR

Greenland as BIG as North America

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What Projection?

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INTERRUPTED

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Which empire?

NOTICE NO GREECE

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The Persian Empire!��Who founded it?

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Cyrus the Great

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Which empire?

NOTICE GREECE / MACEDONIA

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Alexander the Great�(Macedonian)

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Which empire?

NOTE

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Roman Empire!��Includes Britain

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Which empire

NOTICE - SPAIN

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The Islamic Empire��Includes Spain

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Which Empire – Note NO Europe

IN PINK

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Byzantine Empire!��Looks like Roman Empire, but no European countries – and not too far to the East

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Which Empire – Most of Western Europe

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Holy Roman Empire�800 AD.��Who was the emperor?

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Charlemagne!

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What empire? – From Pacific to Europe

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The Mongol Empire��Stretches to Pacific Ocean

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Which kingdom?

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Ghana��(Mali or Songhai are close enough)��Trans-Saharan Trade – Gold & Salt

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Who became King here in 1066?

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William of Normandy

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What city?

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Rome

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What city?

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Constantinople�(or Byzantium or Istanbul)

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What city?

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Carthage

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What city?

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Jerusalem

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What city?

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Athens

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Which of these is an archipelago?

A.

D.

C.

B.

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Which of these is an archipelago?

A.

D.

C.

B.

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Which Religion?

  • Arches, columns, interior courtyards, decorated with calligraphy and plant designs, no images of humans or animals.

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Which Religion?

  • Islam
  • Common in Middle East, North Africa, and southern Spain.

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What - Which Religion?

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Christianity then Islam��Who built it?

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Justinian

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Which Religion?

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Buddhism��Founder?

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Which religion?

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Judaism��Founder?�

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Which Religion?

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Hinduism��Founder?

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Which religion?

  • He wasn’t the founder of the religion, but he helped spread it to Greece and Rome.
  • Founder?

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Which religion?

The Romans destroyed the Hebrew temple in 70 AD. �If you go to that place today, you’ll see this building.

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Islam��Dome of the Rock��Founder?�