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Which Geographic factor contributed to the formation of the independent city-states in ancient grece
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Which Geographic factor contributed to the formation of the independent city-states in ancient grece

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Two things:

1. Greece is very mountainious

2. Greece has a lot of scattered islands

Both these factors made it very hard to communicate with one another, so communities set up indepedent city-states
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