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How did differences in the environment affect the development of the civilizations of Western Europe and Russia?
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Russia territory were mostly slaves and they mainly relied on trade, because there was just rivers. They
were also close to the Silk Road, which gave them an advantage to empires like Byzantine. They adopted
many skills from them like glassmaking and architecture skills.
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