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8 December, 04:55

Why did Ancient Greece not settle near a river valley?

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  1. 8 December, 08:46
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    River provide water and fertile soil left behind after the rivers flood
  2. 8 December, 08:54
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    Greece has a very mountainous terrain so they were isolated. The mountains are a natural barrier and also cause Ancient Greece to be separated into city-states.
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