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What effect do you think the geography of Greece had on the kind of communities that developed there?
they were separated from another because of the mountains
How did the geography of Greece encouraged the ancient Greeks to become a seafaring people?
islands,many coasts,it is mainly a sea country
What are three ways that the people in Ancient Greece were affected by their geography?
the difficulty of transportation led to the creation of many isolated communities.
Why did city-states rather that larger kingdoms develop in early Greece?
During the Dark Ages, Greece was isolated into small communities. After the Dark Ages ended, these isolated communities developed into city-states, rather than large kingdoms. Ancient Greece was also separated by geography (mountains, rivers, seas), so it would make more sense for city-states to develop.
What were the achievements in geography of ancient Greece?
buildings
What effect do you think the geography of Greece had on the kind of communities that developed there?
they were separated from another because of the mountains
Which characteristic of the people of ancient Greece may be explained by the geography of the county?
Small,independent communities
How did the geography of ancient Greece cause it to separate into indepented communities and what where they called?
minoens or city states
What effect do you think the geography of Greece had on the kind of communities that develop there?
they were separated from another because of the mountains
What effect do you think the geography of Greece had the kind of communities that developed there?
they were separated from another because of the mountains
How did the geography of Greece encouraged the ancient Greeks to become a seafaring people?
islands,many coasts,it is mainly a sea country
How were the people of ancient Greece affected by the the geography of their homeland?
the difficulty of transportation led to the creation of many isolated communities.
How did the geography encourage the development of small independent communities in Greece?
The mountainous terrain of Greece made communication and transportation challenging, leading to the isolation of different regions. This geographical fragmentation encouraged the development of small, independent city-states, or polis, each with its own government and cultural identity. Additionally, the proximity to the sea facilitated trade and interaction with other communities, but the natural barriers reinforced local autonomy and diverse political structures. As a result, Greece became a mosaic of independent communities rather than a single unified state.
What are three ways that the people in Ancient Greece were affected by their geography?
the difficulty of transportation led to the creation of many isolated communities.
What affect do you think the geography of Greece had on the kind of communities?
The geography of Greece, characterized by its mountainous terrain and numerous islands, significantly influenced the development of independent city-states (poleis) rather than a unified empire. The mountains created natural barriers that fostered isolation and encouraged the growth of distinct cultural and political identities. Additionally, the proximity to the sea facilitated trade and maritime activities, leading to economic prosperity and the establishment of colonies. This diverse geography shaped a society that valued local governance, individuality, and adaptability.
How did the physical geography of Ancient Greece cause it to separate into communities?
the physical geography changed the thoughts of the empires to change into separate city-states because of the shortage of water around the one community.
Name four important features of the geography of Greece?
names greece geography
