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The unique geography of Greece played a pivotal role in shaping its early civilization. As a peninsula surrounded by water on three sides, Greece consists of a mountainous mainland, numerous islands, and peninsulas. These mountainous terrains limited flat land for agriculture, impacting settlement patterns and trade. The Greeks adapted to their environment by establishing small, independent city-states, each with distinct cultures and economies, fostering a rich tapestry of civilization influenced by geography.
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