Trade in the Late Bronze Age was increasingly seaborne,rather than riverborne,and allowed smaller,seaside centers to become powerful city-states.

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This statement is true. As seaborne trade became more common in the Late Bronze Age, smaller centers located near the coast were able to participate in trade and gain wealth and power, leading to the development of powerful city-states.

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