Part A1: There are numerous geographical factors for Greece and Persia that impacted its geographical factors. The biggest geographical factor in Greece was the landscape which made it hard to execute an invasion or even hold the territory after an invasion. Greece had the Mediterranean Sea, the Ionian Sea, and the Aegean Sea that border the island, creating narrow, rocky coastal areas making it hard for invaders to beach their ships. Greece is also covered by eighty percent of rugged mountains and deep valleys, which would make it hard for armies to march over. The biggest impact that Greece had depended on fishing and trade as they could only grow grapes and olives in the rocky soil. The Greeks became skilled sea people, exporting wines, olives, and pottery that would spread the...