What factor was likely responsible for the location of Europe's first civilization? It is a landlocked area. It is between three continents. It has a temperate climate. It was not threatened by seismic activity.

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Brett

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20 June, 08:44

What factor was likely responsible for the location of Europe's first civilization? It is a landlocked area. It is between three continents. It has a temperate climate. It was not threatened by seismic activity.

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Dwayne Hays · Answer 1

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Nola Dudley · Answer 2

The first of Europe's civilisations was on Crete and it was organized by the Minoans. It's an island, so it can't be landlocked.

Also, It does not have a temperate climate, but rather a Mediterranean climate.

It has a seismic activity and in fact, Minoan Civilisation is believed to be brough down by a volcano.

So, after we've rejected all the wrong options, we're left with:

It is between three continents.