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The government in Greece was affected by the geography in Greece due to a rocky, and a mountainous terrain. The rocky land led to many small independent city-states to become established and scattered across the cultural region. This happened because it was very hard to expand city-states and create bigger civilizations. Each city-state had their own government and way of life. This is one way Greece's geography influenced the government.

The geography in Greece was very rocky and mountainous, which affected the government in Greece. For example, traveling through Greece was extremely difficult. Many travelers had to be extremely aware of the geographical threats ahead of them. The travelers usually used the Aegean Sea to travel through to find new resources that were scarce in Greece. Traveling by land, between city-states, was not done very often due to the disadvantage in the terrain. All in all, the geography in Greece influenced the government greatly for multiple reasons.