Geographers

Wanna apply but Ehhhh i mostly only know about Asia geography lol

only 2? Hmm Han and Tang (both are imo the golden times), while India is ehhh Mauryan Empire

Three ancient important cities and why I chose them?
Rome, Jerusalem and Delhi( Indraprastha)
1. Rome: it is the birthplace and capital of an kingdom, republic and empire. The republic was one of the first of its kind. While the empire was so great, numerous pretenders tried to gain the glory of being it's successor. One of Europe's strangest country even named itself Holy Roman Empire, despite most of its territory comprising of German-speaking lands. Rome was also the birthplace of one of world's greatest civilization, which though being a complete copy of Greek civilization, is regarded as the basis for Western civilization. One of the largest ancient capitals.
2. Jerusalem: one of the most important places for the major Abrahamic religions: Christianity, Judaism and Islam, and their religious capital. The city has seen much warfare over its lands from ancient to modern times. It has been attacked over fifty times. A large number of those were primarily fuelled by religious vigour. This just shows the religious importance of this city.
3. Delhi/Indraprastha ( quite an uncommon choice): the eternal capital of India. If the epics are to be believed, it is extremely old. In normal historical times, it has been shown that who has conquered Delhi, he has conquered India. This is proved by the British and Marathas, the Mauryans and the Mughals. All except three/four empires and major kingdoms in India had conquered Delhi at one point of time, while conquering majority of India.
All three of this cities have substantial historical resources.

Well OK new try then