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What effect geography of Greece had on the kinds of communities that developed there?
The arable land was divided by sea, rivers and mountains. Each patch of arable land supported farming communities, which built defensive fortresses whih in time grew into cities. This brought about the independent city-state.
The early cities became over-populated, and sent out their surplus populations to seize land and establish their own cities. This resulted in about 2,000 city-states around the Mediterranean and Black Seas.
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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
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
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
One effect of rugged mountainous geography on the civilization of ancient Greece was the developed of?
Separate independent city-states.
If you think of the geography of Greece as a cause how would you describe the effect?
First of all the cause is how was the Greece effect also I don't
Did geography have a positive or negative effect on the development of ancient Greece?
Yes the Ancient Greece geography had some unique effects such as positives and negatives.
How did geography effect Ghana?
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How does the geography of Lithuania effect it?
Europe
What was one positive effect of Greek's geography?
I do not know I am not smart doa koro ami jeno aro veshi smart hote pari allah jeno ameke aro veshi smart kore
How does war effect geography?
it can effect population and thats about all i know
Why does the geography effect geography?
Not sure this question makes much sense. Please expound.
What is the effect of mountains and sees on Greeks?
Mountains and seas have had a significant impact on the development of Greek society and culture. The mountainous terrain of Greece created isolated communities that developed independently, leading to the formation of city-states. The seas provided Greeks with opportunities for trade, colonization, and naval dominance, shaping their economy and influencing their interactions with other civilizations.
