5. How did geographical factors influence the success of Constantinople?
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It had access to fresh river water amid an otherwise arid climate.
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It was protected from invasion and attack by high mountains.
It could support its populace through farming and grazing on vast grasslands.
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It was situated on a strait connecting two major waterways used for trade.

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