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The GRAPES acronym is a helpful tool when studying about ancient civilizations or different countries. Use this GRAPES chart digitally (have students type their notes and add images into each category) or print it out and students may handwrite their notes.

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  • G:Geography
  • Name:
  • R:Religion
  • Ancient _____________________
  • A:Achievements
  • P:Politics
  • E:Economy
  • Date:
  • S:Social Structure
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