Question 4 • FL-2109010-M/J World History B
Greece’s mild, sunny Mediterranean climate shaped daily life. Homes often had open courtyards, farmers could grow crops such as olives and barley, and people could take part in many outdoor activities. Sheep and goats were especially suited to Greece’s rugged terrain, while shipbuilding was more closely connected to its access to the sea.
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