In what way did the Mediterranean Sea and the Aegean Sea most help Greek societies?
O The seas protected Greek trade routes from foreign attack.
O The seas kept Greek societies isolated from foreign influence.
O The seas allowed Greeks to easily trade raw materials and goods.
The seas gave Greeks their only food source, since they lacked fertile land.
A

Answer:

C makes the most sense

Explanation:

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The seas allowed Greeks to easily trade raw materials and goods. the Mediterranean Sea and the Aegean Sea most help Greek societies

The term Goods are products and resources that satisfy people's needs and wants. A good can be a natural science object, a provided service, or some accumulation of the two. Just about anything is good if it supplies some kind of benefit to consumers.

Comparative advantage, and specializing in one good over another, means that the good with the higher possibility cost is not produced. Why would a country be willing to give up the production, The people of the country would use the excess good they proceed to produce to trade for the goods they no long-lasting produce.

The Greek economy benefited from the sea since it allowed for trade with other nations. Greek traders exchanged products like fish, wine, wool, and beautiful ceramics. They had access to grain, wood, slaves, animal hides, and flax, which was used to produce linen.

Therefore, option (C) is correct.

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