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    civilizations. The Greeks were able to utilize the sea as well as the mountains for trading, city-state dividing, fishing, regionalism, and politics. (Aegean to the East and Ionian to the West) but is also highly mountainous in the mainland. The major mountain ranges of the Balkans end up in Greece, dividing the country in mesas, plateaus, and small valleys. Greece, being the southernmost part of the Balkan Peninsula, is surrounded by two major seas. The seas of Greece are probably it most important Geographical

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    Israel Geography

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    kilometres wide in the widest point of the country. (Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs) It is surrounded on the south by the Sinai Peninsula, on the east by the Mediterranean Sea and on the west by the Dead Sea. It has borders with Lebanon on the north, Syria on the northeast, Jordan on the east, Egypt on the southwest and the Mediterranean Sea on the west. (Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs) Due to its small size, the different types of landscape are located very close to each other. Israel could

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    Messinian Salinity Crisis is essentially when the Mediterranean Sea dried up completely. The sea began to dry up approximately 6 million years ago and ended around 5.3 million years ago. Prior to the drying of the sea, the sea level in the oceans had dropped about 70 meters because of global cooling which led to the glaciers and icebergs. Because of this, the connection between the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea had become nonexistent and the Mediterranean could not depend on the Atlantic for the source

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    Morocco Research Paper

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    Sahara Desert, which only engulfs 10 cities with its sand dunes stretching the size of the U.S. Its climate, geography, culture and history are closely related to the Mediterranean Culture than to the rest of African countries. For this reason tourist and visitors are often shocked by the odd feeling that they visited one of the Mediterranean Countries instead of reaching Africa and more specifically Morocco. In the northern part of the country, its fine beaches,

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    Ocean to the west, and the Mediterranean, Black, and Caspian seas to the south. Europe’s main peninsulas are the Iberian, Italian, and Balkan, located in southern Europe, and the Scandinavian and Jutland, located in northern Europe. Most Greek gods and goddesses are representations of the active physical elements that made up the local landscape. Ancient Greeks also believed reigning gods imprisoned lesser gods underneath the volcanoes. The ancient Greeks’ connection to the sea also influenced their mythological

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    (JP 5-0, III-1). In the context of the Mediterranean/North Africa Theater of Operations (M/NATO), using the contextual background notes and material provided for this exam in Parts 2 and 3, apply operational design thinking as described in JP 5-0 chapter III to answer the following. a. (5 pts) In your words, describe the operational environment. [Your answer should not exceed half a page.] Operation Torch was a major operation conducted in the Mediterranean/North African Theater of Operations as

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    considerably from the north to the south of Italy the area between the Alps and Tuscan-Emilian Apennines is harsh with cold winters and hot humid summers. Four different seas surrounding the country they are the Mediterranean sea from three sides the Adriatic sea in the east and the Ionian sea in the south and Ligurian sea and the Tyrrhenian sea to the west. Geographic size 116,000 square miles and some major cities in Italy are Rome, Milan, Naples, Genoa, Venice. The history of Italy began with the first

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    geography, inventions, and economically. Phoenicia’s geography was good because they were protected by the Mediterranean Sea and Mountains. Its inventions helped them a lot for trade and helped them get around the world. Phoenicia economically was good because they developed many trade routes which helped them get a lot of goods. Phoenicians were located along the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea, which is now Lebanon. The geography where the Phoenicians were located was very mountainous. There

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    Disadvantages Of Costas

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    Spain is the fourth largest country in Europe and due to its extensive Mediterranean coastline and mild climate, it offers the discerning tourist a wide variety of resorts that are guaranteed to please. There is something for everyone, whatever their specific holiday requirements, but sun worshippers and water sports enthusiasts alike are well catered for. Due to the availability of cheap flights and holiday packages, and an average of two to three hours' flight duration from most northern European

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    rather moderate level in comparison to other European countries. Between 1876 and 1970, about 25 million Italians left the country in search of work. Italy is occupying a peninsula that juts deep into the Mediterranean Sea. And Due to the geographical position coming to Italy through the Mediterranean Sea has historically been the most used route for migrants. Because of the low rate of population in Italy, it was welcoming these migrants workers. These migrants after they were denied entry from other

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