The hilly, pebbled landscape of Greece made it difficult for the Ancient Greeks to travel over land as well as grow crops.
As a result, the Greeks developed individual city-states, rather then one unified Greek empire.
The difficulty of travel also meant that ideas and traditions developed in certain regions of Greece could not spread to to others, leading to vastly different cultures , a great example being those of Athens and Sparta.
The terrain's inability to be cultivated meant that the Ancient Greeks were forced to travel by sea to find other places they could trade with for resources, leading to the great seafaring tradition Greece maintains to this day.
Olive trees, still strongly associated with the country even now, were the main thing that could be grown on the land, the Ancient Greeks were forced to trade with places such as the Ancient Middle East and North Africa, including the kingdom of Egypt, for necessities. This gave the Greeks high levels of exposure to other cultures, something that was not too common in those times.
Ancient Greece was broken up into different city-states because the mountainous terrain of the Greek Peninsula made it difficult to create one large community.
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Ancient Greece were the first country to create the republic.
It was invented by Ancient Greece in 200 BC!
they were around from around 700 bce to like 300 bce
They did create astronomy which is kinda of a scientific contribution and an impact on the ecosystem.
They were made out of mud and they probably used a mould
In Greek myth, they did not wear crowns in art depicting the gods and goddess of Ancient Greece.
First, go into the "Tools" side bar. After that, go to "Terrain". Next, click on the terrain you want to put into the game.
The chordophone used in ancient Greece was the kithara. It was a lyre-like instrument with a large wooden body and several strings that were plucked to create music. The kithara was popular in both formal settings, such as performances of lyrical poetry, and as an accompaniment for traveling musicians.
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First of all, we should note that only Athens and a few other Ancient Greek city-states were ever democracies. The vast majority of Ancient Greece was ruled by monarchies or oligarchies and not by elections.However, Ancient Greece was the first place that a form of government in which the governed needed to consent to laws and norms, e.g. a democracy, took root. As a result, people, appropriately call it the first democracy.