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Title: Greek Democracy, Whole Years Info
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The mountains of the Peloponnese are a continuation of those of Epirus.
The terrain of Greece pushed its population to the coast, to the fertile plains to be found there and the most common communications route.
Major geographic features:
The Gulf of Corinth: this feature lets people who would otherwise have been mountaineers have access to the sea... Showed first 250 characters
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It did not cut of the southern Greeks, although they recognised their differences from the northerners, instead it provided more maritime communications routes. The Isthmus was of great importance; it channelled trade and politics and became a vital strategic point... Showed next 250 characters
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