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What geographical feature encouraged the development of independent city states in Ancient Greece?
The Greek archipelago.
Is the Persian invasions of Greece were caused by the Ionian's unhappiness with Persian rule?
no
What are the 3 geographical regions of Greece?
(1) Northern Greece, (2) Central Greece and (3) The Peloponnese.
What is the ancient civilization West to Greece?
The Persian Empire.
In geographical terms the land of Greece is a large?
Peninsula
What geographical feature central to other middle eastern civilizations is missing in classical Greece?
The geographical feature absent in classical Greece was a river. This was the reason for the comparative lack of trade in classical Greece.
What geographical feature is Greece located?
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What geographical feature made Greece's city-states isolated?
Mountains, rivers and seas.
What geographical feature is Greece located on?
it is moneyman 157 joking its mt Olympus
What geographical feature encouraged the development of independent city states in Ancient Greece?
The Greek archipelago.
What geographical feature are found in Greece?
Mountains rivers, sea, many islands, volcanos, lakes, forests, etc.
How did the geographical features of Greece encourage and limit contact among people?
THE GEOGRAPHY FEATURE IF GREECE IS VERY MOUNTAIN .THEY VERY LIMIT CANTACT ..BECAUSE OF TRAVEL ON, They didn't have a universal idea that they were a country,
When did Second Persian invasion of Greece happen?
Second Persian invasion of Greece happened in -480.
When did First Persian invasion of Greece happen?
First Persian invasion of Greece happened in -492.
Who dominated Greece after the Persian Wars?
Greece was dominated by Athens after the Persian wars.
Is the Persian invasions of Greece were caused by the Ionian's unhappiness with Persian rule?
no
Who ordered the first Persian invasion of Greece?
The first Persian invasion of Greece was during the Persian Wars in 492 BCE. It was ordered by the Persian King Darius I to punish the city-states of Athens and Eretria.
