Geography of Europe (6.1.1)
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Europe is a peninsula located on the continent of Europe, with almost all areas located within 300 miles of a coastline. Rivers aided in trade and travel, while also separating people so different cultures developed. Mountain ranges and seas further divided people and protected them from enemies, making it difficult for one group to rule all of Europe due to the natural barriers that separated populations.
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