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Troy, a rich city was famous for and The valleys among the hills were well-wategeland fertile​

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grow into a very rich, prosperous city?

Ans. It was well situated, both for commerce and agriculture. In front of the city was the sea over which sailed the ships of Troy, carrying goods and grain. At the back rose the high peak of Mount Ida, from which flowed many rivers and streams. The valleys among the hills were well-watered and fertile, with corn growing in fertile fields and cattle feeding on the rich grass of the meadows while sheep fed on the slopes of the hills. All these helped it to

grow into a very rich, prosperous city.