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The map shows Greece.
Map of Greece. The Greek Empire is shaded in green including the cities of Athens, Sparta, and the island of Crete. The Pindus mountains are marked by a triangle.
Judging by this map, would it be difficult for another country to attack Greece?
No, because an isolated island could be attacked without anyone else knowing.
No, because with the number of islands, attacks could occur anywhere.
Yes, because mountains are a barrier on one side and Greece could defend its coastline.
Yes, because its reputation as a seagoing power would be a deterrent to attacks.
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Yes — because mountains are a barrier on one side and Greece could defend its coastline.
The Pindus mountains make large-scale land invasions difficult, and the long, island-dotted coastline favors naval defense and localized control of approaches.
The Pindus mountains make large-scale land invasions difficult, and the long, island-dotted coastline favors naval defense and localized control of approaches.
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