What is the difference between the territories in the location and nature of Italy and Ancient Greece?

Ancient Greece occupied the territories of the southern part of the Balkan Peninsula, as well as the Peloponnese and Crete. In addition, the lands of Greece extended to many other islands that are scattered around the mainland. The climate here is warm and favorable. True, the hilly and mountainous terrain is not suitable for the development of agriculture, and therefore, the main occupation of the ancient Greeks was agriculture and cattle breeding.

The lands of ancient Italy were located on the territory of the Apennine peninsula. Here the climate was also warm and favorable. Lands here were replaced by plains and hills. In general, the lands of Italy are adapted for the development of agriculture and agriculture in general.