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The most important body of water in the history of the Greek people was the: Indian Ocean Nile River Aegean Sea Red Sea
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The most important body of water in the history of the Greek people was the:

Indian Ocean
Nile River
Aegean Sea
Red Sea

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Aegean Sea

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The most important body of water in the history of the Greek people was the "Aegean Sea," since this was where a great deal of trade, as well as warfare, took place. 
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