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The Greek villages were isolated because the rivers flood when they were not supposed to.
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How was Greek culture affected by the sea?
it was affected by the sea because they had to trade there
Why were city-states in Greece isolated from one another?
Each was established on a tract of arable land with water sources and a high fortress around which developed a city. Greek terrain is mountainous so these tracts of land were separated by mountains and rivers.
What enabled early people to settle in villages?
coming together in villages made what possible for early people? Answer: Specialization.
Why did the early Greeks live in villages?
They lived in villages near large cities because if there was a they would be able to help the soldiers protect their village.
Are there ancient villages on mt Olympus?
yes
Why were European villages isolated?
they wanted to
Historically the sociological perspective was most likely to develop in?
isolated villages
What do the maroons eat?
the eat wild animals and the food the found in the isolated farms and villages
Where are some of Romanias poor schools located?
In small, isolated, far from towns villages.
What the maroon eat?
the eat wild animals and the food the found in the isolated farms and villages
Why does botswana speak birwa?
There is very little information about Birwa in Botswana. It is spoken by a few isolated villages in the North.
How might the harshness of the Greek landscape create isolated communities?
the harshness of the greek to create a isolated community is to work together even though to might take a lot of hard work because the Greek had a lot of supplies
Why were the Greeks city states isolated?
Ancient Greek city states were isolated because much of Greece is islands or mountains.
What two landforms separates Ancient Greek villages?
mountions lslands
How were Jews treated by the Germans Russians?
Russia's Jews were easy targets. They often lived in small, isolated villages, had been treated badly by the Russians.
How did the land and climate shape greek life?
The geography isolated and separated Greek cities, so in their early history the had little contact and were hostile when the did have contact.
What did the greek city states share?
Each city-state included a city, villages, and fields surrounding it.
