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The Tigris and Euphrates rivers provided water and ameans of transportation for the people who settled in the area. In ancient times, it was easier to travel by boat than over land. ... As the water spread over the floodplain, the soil it carried settled on the land. The fine soil deposited by rivers is called silt.
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The fact that it was a very mountainous region, each city-state was relatively isolated from each other making possible to develop own cultures. We only have to see how different the custom of Athens from Sparta and even the treat they gave to women. Also the fact that Greece is a peninsular territory, surrounded by the Adriatic Sea and the Tyranhyan Sea, aside of being immersed in the Mediterranean sea, made possible an active sea trade with other civilizations such as the Egyptians and even the Romans. The clime of Greece was also really harsh. It didn't almost rain and they didn't have any big river such as in the Middle east civilizations, that's why they developed a system of harvest called biennial fallow that I would explain if you want
None of them had established religions.
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allowed britain extra time to build up its armed forces
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