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Why were the straits between the Aegean and the black seas so important to the byzantine?
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What two straits would you pass to go from the Aegean sea to the Black Sea?
bosporus and dardanelles straits
The Turkish Straits link the Black Sea and the?
aegean sea
Through what two straits would you pass to go from the Aegean Sea to the Black Sea?
bosporus and dardanelles straits
What bodies of water do the Dardanelle Straits connect?
The Aegean Sea and the Sea of Marmara
There are three major bodies of water between Troy and Ithaca. What are they and why are they so important to the Greeks?
The Aegean Sea is the body of water between Troy and Ithaca, and it is important to the Greeks because it is where Greek civilization first began. The Ionian Sea is to the west of the Aegean Sea, and it is important to the Greeks because it was the site of the Trojan War. The Mediterranean Sea is to the south of the Aegean Sea, and it is important to the Greeks because it is the sea that links the Greek world to the rest of the world.
What is in between the Black and Aegean sea?
Istanbul lies on an isthmus between the Black and the Aegean Seas.
What two straits would you pass through to go from the Aegean Sea to the Black Sea?
you would pass through to bosporus strait and the dardanelles strait.
The aegean sea separates that two countries?
The Aegean Sea is between Greece and Turkey.
What major waterways are located in Turkey?
Turkeys has two straits: The Bosporus, connecting the Black Sea to the Marmara Seas, and the Dardanelles, linking the Marmara and Aegean Seas.
What is an arm of the Mediterranean between Greece and Turkey?
The arm of the Mediterranean Sea between Greece and Turkey is the Aegean Sea.
Where is the Aegean?
In between Greece and Anatolia
Name the strait which separates Greece and Asia Minor?
The Aegean Sea separates modern Greece from Asia Minor. The two Turkish straits (Bosphorus and the Dardanelles) are conventionally considered the border between Europe and Asia, but they are both within modern Turkey.
