The Influence Of The Physical Geography Of Ancient Greece

The physical geography of Ancient Greece promoted and impeded the movement of people, products, and ideas in many ways. The mountains for example, provided many resources. The rocks from the mountains would provide rocks for construction. They provided the Greeks with gold, iron, coal and other essentials for living and trading. When it rained the water would flow down the mountain providing fresh water. The soil on the mountains was also one of the only places where olive trees could grow. The mountain also impeded trade with other countries. The mountains restricted travel which prevented most trade. The rocks made it only possible for 30% of the land to grow crops limiting produce trade. The mountains created barricades making it