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How did the sea contribute to Greek commerce?
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How did the sea contribute to Greek commerce?

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Explanation The sea provided the Greeks with the ability to communicate with the outside world. They carried cargos of olive oil, wine, and marble and returned with grains, metals, and ideas.:

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