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why did the location of greek settlements allow contact with other civilizations

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The Greek settlements were located in strategic trading points throughout the Mediterranean where trade was possible. Most of the outside influence was through trade, war, and conquest
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The location of the ancient Greek settlements allowed contact with other civilizations due to the main economic system that worked at the time: trading. The Mediterranean Sea was where all the polis (Greek city-states) and other civilizations from around the sea got the goods they needed in their everyday lives, especially those they didn't produce.

In addition, the Greek had access to the sea through many different shores and used that in their advantage; thus colonizing many of the surrounding islands and lands.  These new settlements also allowed them to have contact with other civilizations such as the Egyptians and those in Asia Minor.  

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