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How were the people of ancient Greece affected by the geography of their homeland?
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How were the people of ancient Greece affected by the geography of their homeland?

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The people of Ancient Greece were affected by the geography of their homeland because they were positioned right on the Mediterranean Ocean--meaning that they were able to trade with a variety of different states, which increased income. 
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