How did the geography of greece contribute to its development?

Slave development, physical and natural knowledge for navigations.

Explanation:

Slave development, physical and natural knowledge for navigations.   Great representatives of Ancient Greece: Athens, Thebes, Sparta and others.

In the pre-Homeric period (XX – XII BC), we have the process of occupation of Greece and the formation of the first major urban centers in the region. Soon after, in the Homeric period (XI – VIII BC), the Gentlian communities become the most important social and economic nuclei of all of Greece. In each genos, a family developed agricultural activities in a collective manner and equally divided the riches from their workforce.  In the ancient Greek archaic phase, the Genos lost space for a small elite of land owners.   The elites of each region have been organized into increasingly larger demographic and political conglomerates. Thus, it gave the formation of the first cities old states.

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