Effects of Greek Geography. Culture / Religion Mountains & Seas  isolation  myths / strange stories of creatures and gods Near sea  Poseidon important.

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Effects of Greek Geography

Culture / Religion Mountains & Seas  isolation  myths / strange stories of creatures and gods Near sea  Poseidon important (sailors) City-States have different favorite or patron gods

Economy Seas  trading, fishing, piracy Dry, infertile land  need for colonies around Mediterranean for grain  spread of culture / religion to Romans Mountainous, rocky  fruit trees and vines (olives, grapes) wine & oil – main export Terrace Farming – cutting flat portions into the mountain to provide farmable land

Government Isolation between communities (island & mountains)  100’s of separate governments Seas  development of Naval Power (ships) City-State = Polis Competition & warfare for resources