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  • 11-03-2015
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Why was travel difficult in ancient Greece

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nag0007 nag0007
  • 11-03-2015

Because the roads were dirty, dry and really poor. Roads in ancient greece were expensive, therefore the greeks never were bothered to construct them. With the lack of infrastructure, they could not build roads. Hope this helps! :)

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derp1DIamondz derp1DIamondz
  • 12-03-2015

because they lived in a place with a lot of mountains

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