In Greece when lots of people traded, different citys/states got more of what they needed and it caused different food / things people neded.
The land was generally poor, so to gain food security, trade was used to buy external sources of food.
Its limited agricultural land and burgeoning population meant that it had to expand - by conquest or trade. They chose trade.
Some consquences was that the mountains could get mudslides, volcanes. The lakes could block trade...
Anicent Greece was quite mountainous and rugged; which resulted in them traveling by sea.
Once trade had opened up in the 1500's, both Europe as well as Asia benefited from expanded trade. As a result of the link, the Europeans first instituted the mercantilist system.
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The land was generally poor, so to gain food security, trade was used to buy external sources of food.
Its limited agricultural land and burgeoning population meant that it had to expand - by conquest or trade. They chose trade.
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Geography can affect national development in a variety of ways. For example, many countries in Africa for example, are hindered in their development because their geographical location renders them landlocked and thus unable to trade with anyone except their immediate neighbors.
The location was ideal for trade from both sea and inland sources.
They had limited land to support a burgeoning population, so they turned to trade.
They affected the development of cities and states in west africa
They affected the development of cities and states in west Africa
Since the city was on a peninsula, that made it easier to defend. Only one direction had to be protected by land.
Some consquences was that the mountains could get mudslides, volcanes. The lakes could block trade...
Geography plays a crucial role in shaping a country's development and progress by influencing factors such as natural resources, climate, topography, and access to trade routes. Countries with abundant natural resources like minerals or fertile land may have advantages in economic development. Additionally, geographic features like mountains or bodies of water can present challenges for infrastructure development. Geographical location can also impact a country's access to markets, affecting its trade relationships and overall economic growth.