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    Greece's mild climate allowed for easy crop growth and its many islands facilitated trade without resources. The Minoan civilization in Crete was possibly destroyed by earthquakes that triggered tsunamis or by the invading Mycenaeans around 1450 BC. The Mycenaeans adopted the advanced Minoan culture, including their writing system, which improved record keeping and allowed oral stories to be written down. The introduction of currency also enabled trade between those without resources to directly barter goods.

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    Greece's mild climate allowed for easy crop growth and its many islands facilitated trade without resources. The Minoan civilization in Crete was possibly destroyed by earthquakes that triggered tsunamis or by the invading Mycenaeans around 1450 BC. The Mycenaeans adopted the advanced Minoan culture, including their writing system, which improved record keeping and allowed oral stories to be written down. The introduction of currency also enabled trade between those without resources to directly barter goods.

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    Haylie Dawson

    1. Greece’s climate made it easy to grow crops and then could easily trade because of the
    many islands with no resources.
    2. A. underground earthquakes caused a huge wave to form and wipe out minoan cities or
    they are destroyed by the Mycenaeans. B. these are reasonable because tsunamis can
    form and destroy buildings and the Mcenaeans were around in 1450 b.c.
    3. They adopted it because the Minoans was a strong modern civilization so they took their
    ideas to become better.
    4. The new alphabet improved record keeping for traders and farmers and the stories
    passed down for generations orally were written down.
    5. The use of money allowed people with no resources to trade instead of people having to
    find something others needed.
    6. I cant do this i dont have the questions
    7. I cant do this i dont have the questions

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