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The Mediterranean Sea helped form early Greek society by providing the individual city states a mass of which to get money.

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The Greeks were able to use the seas fish as a way to make a profit, and establish themselves in the early world. They could also use the Sea to learn the art of sailing which would later help them in times of war.

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