How did the geography of Ancient Greece affect it's development?

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Greece’s mountainous terrain made it difficult to cross, so the different cultures developed on their own. For example: Athens was very art-oriented, while Sparta was very war-oriented.

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How did the geography of Ancient Greece affect it's development?

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