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It was located by the sea and connected to its port by walls. This meant that when under attack it could defend its city with minimum resources, leaving it free to send out sea expeditionary forces to harass the cities of its land attackers. This uninterrupted access to the sea also allowed it to trade, import food and fish.
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Which city-state seemed to have the geographical advantage and why for the Sparta and the Athens?
Nose
Which city state seemed to have the geographical advantage?
The city-state of Athens seemed to have a geographical advantage due to its location on the Attica peninsula, with access to the sea for trade and defense, as well as surrounding mountains providing protection. The natural harbor of Piraeus also gave Athens a strategic advantage in naval power.
Which city-state seemed to have the geographical advantage?
Athens
What are two geographical locations where A Midsummer Night's Dream takes place?
In Athens and in the wood outside Athens.
What was ancient Athens geographical features like?
Mountain, plain, by the sea.
Which was an advantage of Athens during the Peloponnesian War?
The advantage that Athens had during the Peloponnesian wars was that they had a bigger army. They also had a larger Navy.
Where are castles situated?
Usually on a hill. or some geographical equivalent of strategical advantage.
What advantage did Europe country gain by allying with the superpower?
It gained geographical diversity.
Which city state seemed to have the geographical advantage and why?
I cant put Ni99er on my homework!?!?!?! D:
Which citie-state seemed to have the geographical advantage and why?
I cant put Ni99er on my homework!?!?!?! D:
What was one geographical advantage the south had over the north?
The South was fighting in its own territory.
What is the advantage to having a coexecutor for a will?
I've never seen an advantage. They always seem to get into arguments with each other.
