Question

How did the geography of greece influence greeks interactions with each other

Answer 1

It led to the creation of a unified monarchy. It caused independent city-states to develop. It led to the Persian Wars. It caused a Greek system of military rule to develop.

Answer 2

It caused independent city-states to develop.

Step-by-step explanation:

• The geographic system of the Greece is the influence of the Greece as it spread the message of the cation and create independent city stats form each other and as a result of this, it prevented them or interacting with each other.

• Especially the role of the mountain system affected the traveling time and the cropping system and the patterns of the changing livestock there affecting their food habits.

• The Greece spread over a distance of about 131,957 km square. About 80% of the total territory and is largely mountainous thus the island is separate the Epirus from the Thessaly and the Macedonia.