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Which statement best describes how the sea affected travel in ancient Greece?
Violent seas forced ancient Greeks to travel by land.
Ancient Greeks feared the sea as part of their religion.
The seas were used by Greek city-states to stay connected.
City-states used both land and sea routes for trade and travel.
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