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What waterway provided a pathway between ancient Greece and Egypt?
Mediterranean sea
What is the landforms and waterways in Greece?
Ground:)
How many principal waterways are in Greece?
there are many
How did Greece use their waterways to their advantage?
For irrigation, for trade vessels, for warships.
What geographinc characteristic of Greece provided Greece with a link to the outside world?
The seas and islands provided great ports and henceforth outside contact.The Dardenelles
What were the waterways of ancient Greece?
The seas of the Mediterranean, Adriatic, Aegean and Black Seas; the lakes in those territories, and the rivers and creeks which ran into them all.
How did geopraphy contribute to Greece's development as a group of indivitual city-states?
The Greek mainland and islands comprised limited patches of fertile land surrounded by mountains and waterways. These patches attacted nomadic tribes which settled, then established defensive citadels. These citadels then became the centre for growing cities, and so city-states emerged, each independent with its own government and an army to defend itself. The waterways provided access to marine products and trade.
What is the distance between Salamanca Spain and Greece?
what is the distance between Spain and Greece
What geographic characteristics provided Greece a link to the outside world?
The Mediterranean.
What are the landforms and waterways in Greece?
The landform is filled with mountains and the Tiber River is there.There are 7 main hill the highest one is where the rich lived apon.
What are some of Greece's natural resource during ancient times?
Limited farmland with generally poor soil but several rivers which provided water for agriculture, providing crops mainly of barley and rye for bread, which was the staple source of the protein and carbohydrates as the essential basis of food. The sea and waterways which provided fish as a protein supply. Minerals which provided metals for tools and weapons. Precious metals which added to the tradeable commodities of agricultural surpluses. Timber which provided for shipbuilding which supported trade, colonisation and warfare. High grade rock which provided the materials for building construction. A fertile population which provided the manpower for clonisation and endless wars.
What is between Greece and Turkey?
Nothing just islands of Greece.
