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What advantages and disadvantages does the geography pose for the ancient Greece people?
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∙ 9y ago
An advantage of the geography in Greece, is mainly climate. The climate has very high temperatures, so as to make the Greeks very much outdoors men. In fact, because of the temperature most of their town meetings and holidays were celebrated outdoors. Another advantage would be that the Greeks were VERY close to sea, so therefor it was easier to grow crops, and have transport. That is why they are actually really famous for ship building.
Some disadvantages is that the Greece geography is mostly mountainous and has lots of hills. This therefor made the land for growing crops scarce. These are some advantages and disadvantages of the geography. Hope it is useful!
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∙ 12y ago- The mountains of Greece made it hard to travel by land. For example, a 95 kilometre journey would take 7 days.
- The mountainous land made it so that only 20% of the land is able to grow crops.
- Because of the mountains, it is very hard for different parts of Greece to communicate with each other
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∙ 11y agoThey didn't have a large source of water near them so the made aqueducts to bring water into the city.
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An advantage of the geography in Greece, is mainly climate. The climate has very high temperatures, so as to make the Greeks very much outdoors men
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