How did the geography of Greece influence its people?

Answer 1

The limited fertile tracts amongst a mountainous terrain promoted the growth of independent city-states. Most of these cities were located on a river or sea, so they used sea communications and developed sea trade. The limited city lands resulted in unsustainable populations, so they sent out the surplus people to seize new land around the Mediterranean and Black Seas, resulting in the spread of the Greek world and culture.

Answer 2

The geography of Greece helped create many small city-states.

Answer 3

Because Greece was so broken up, most of them were islands they created city states.

Answer 4

since it geography was rocky and had many mountains, this didn't allow greece to unite and it was hard to communicate, trade and interact.

Answer 5

City-states in the pockets of fertile land between the mountains and rivers, and ongoing warfare between these over-populated city-states.

Answer 6

Fertile land was separated by seas and mountains, so the tribes which occupied an area formed independent city-states.