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PLZ REALLY IMPORTANT I'LL MARK BRAINLIEST Each of your four paragraphs should include this information:

Geographical location: Where was this civilization located?
Important achievements: What were a few of the important contributions and achievements of this civilization?
Important leaders or rulers: Who were the important figures, and how did they influence the civilization’s development or rise to power?
End or decline: How did the civilization decline? What brought it to an end?
Lasting impact: How has the civilization affected the modern world? (What was its scientific, cultural, or political impact?)

In the space provided, write a paragraph about ancient Greece.
In the space provided, write a paragraph about ancient Rome.

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