Ancient Greece was able to develop a city-state style of government because A.
all areas had access to the Aegean Sea
B. the Minoans prevented trade and travel
C. each group spoke its own language
D.
the mountains kept the Greeks from uniting

How did its location near the sea most contribute to the growth of ancient greece? a. by supplying water for irrigating crops b. by providing easy access to trade routes c. by creating a natural barrier from enemies d. by generating power for watermills