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Like all civilizations, territories are usually decided by physical features that divide the land. Being separated from other territories, even on a smaller scale like city districts, situations cause people to do things differently than others. Different languages, cultures, religions and even physical features can change due to having to adapt to certain situations and influences (example: Charles Darwin noted on the changes between swallows that lived on islands and swallows that lived inland; the same can be said for humans, but usually less physically noticeable)
In Greece, the people were divided by massive mountains, forcing the similar cultured people to "adapt" causing them to become more independent, thus dividing Greece into city-states.
The Mountains in Greece contributed to the rise of the city states because it gave them protection from attack on the low parts of Greece. If your living on a mountain you cant be attacked from the sky because at the time they didn't have planes.
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How does a heroic narrative contribute to the rise of a community?
Yes
How did the slave trade contribute to the rise of industry in Britain?
increasing the demand for goods
How did Hitler's personal qualities contribute to the rise of fascism?
He was able to mesmerize an audience with his oratory.
When did Greek mythology cease to be widely believed and practiced in ancient Greece?
Greek mythology ceased to be widely believed and practiced in ancient Greece with the rise of Christianity in the 4th century AD.
Which resulted in rebellions in Greece France and the Habsburg Empire in the mid-1800s?
Rise of nationalism in Europe after the defeat of Napoleon
Are there mountains in Sparta Greece?
Yes, there are mountains in Sparta, Greece. The region is surrounded by the Taygetus mountain range to the west, which features rugged terrain and peaks that rise significantly above the valley. Additionally, the surrounding landscape includes hills and smaller mountains, contributing to the area's natural beauty and historical significance.
In the Andes Mountains approximately how many mountains rise about 20000 feet?
There are about 46 that rise 20000 feet
Where do rivers usually rise?
In mountains
When did Greece rise?
Greece began to emerge in the 8th century, around 750 B.C.
What mountains rise in the central area of the mountains and basins?
Not enough info here.
What are some mountains in Libya?
The Arkenu Mountains, deep in the Libyan desert are flat topped mountains that rise to about 5,000 ft.
Where are mountains usually from?
Moutains are created when 2 tectonic plates rise causing hills and mountains.
Where does the sun rise in Portugal?
In the East. That's the mountains.
How did the rise of the Andes mountains affect earth?
It didn't.
How did the rise of middle class shape government in ancient Greece?
A democratic form of government formed in Greece after the rise of the middle class. They overthrew the aristocrats and tyrants to achieve this new position.
What are two natural occurrences common in the Andes that cause the mountains to rise and the coast to sink?
What are two natural occurrences common in the Andes, that cause the mountains to rise and the coast to sink?
What are conical undersea mountains?
Seamounts are undersea mountains that rise 1,000 meters above the sea floor.
