Which generalization can be made about the location of ancient Greek settlements?

Question

a. Settlements were located in the lowlands where the land was fertile and could be farmed.
b. Settlements were located in the mountainous regions where it was rocky and steep.
c. Settlements were formed in areas where there was a lot of rain during the summer months.
d. Settlements were formed mostly in inland areas of the peninsula.

Answer 1

The correct generalization about the location of ancient Greek settlements is:

a. Settlements were located in the lowlands where the land was fertile and could be farmed.

Ancient Greek settlements were typically established in areas with access to arable land, such as lowlands, which favored agriculture and sustained larger populations. The mountainous terrain of Greece limited large-scale farming and influenced the development of city-states.

Answer 2

Which sentence best describes the relationship between the Minoans and Mycenaeans?

a. the Minoans defeated the Mycenaeans.
b. Minoan culture was influenced by the Mycenaeans.
c. Mycenaeans culture was influenced by the Minoans.
d. The Mycenaeans defeated the Minoans.

Answer 3

The sentence that best describes the relationship between the Minoans and Mycenaeans is:

c. Mycenaean culture was influenced by the Minoans.

The Mycenaeans adapted many aspects of Minoan culture, including trade practices, art, and possibly aspects of religion, before eventually establishing their own civilization.