1. the greek civilization centered around what body of water?
the aegean sea
the red sea
the black sea
the dead sea

The Greek civilization centered around the Aegean Sea.

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Explanation:

The ancient Greek civilization was in south-eastern Europe along the Mediterranean coast. The region’s geography shaped the ancient Greek government and culture.

Geographical creations such as mountains, oceans, and islands have created natural barriers between Greek city-states and made to settle on the coast. The Mediterranean Sea, in which the Greeks settled, is called the Aegean Sea.

Greek cities arose around the entire Aegean coast and on many Aegean islands. The Greeks used the Aegean Sea to travel between the cities. This sea also supported with fish for human consumption.

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explanation:

salmon were fished in puget sound.