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How was the Greek peninsula’s location connected to its economic importance?
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How was the Greek peninsula’s location connected to its economic importance?

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Well, the Greeks were surrounded by mountains, so communication was very difficult. Though they had trouble communicating within their own city-states, they could use the sea for trade and to conquer other kingdoms.
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