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Alexander the GreatWas born in Pella, Macedonia (in Turkey) and was the conquerer of the ancient world
One of the goals of Alexander the great was to develop a harmonious "New World." In simple terms, he was trying to take over the entire world.
The Roman Empire progressively absorbed the Greek world.
Greece and the Persian Empire.
Greece was always one of the more advanced country's in the WORLD, but the modernisation of Greece took years...it wasn't in a certain time period
The Ottoman Empire controlled most of the eastern Mediterranean. It even conquered a small part of Greece. That was in the olden times.
Greece was a part of the Ottoman Empire from 1500s up until the Greek Rebellion in 1821. Since that point (with the exception of World War II), Greece has been an independent nation.
Persian War.
Greece joined World War 1 because Britain forced Constantine to abdicate the throne and take a side in the battle. Originally Greece tried to remain neutral.
There was no Greek empire. The Greek (Hellenic) world comprised hundreds of independent city-states stretching from Massilia (modern Marseilles) through Sicily, southern Italy, Peninsular Greece, north Africa, Asia Minor and around the Aegean and Black Seas. There was, however, an Athenian Empire, a Byzantine Empire and a Macedonian Empire, all of whom have been incorrectly referred to as Greek Empires.
Yes, it certainly was an empire. A king called Phillip of Macedon united with lower Greece and conquered neighboring territories and then his son Alexander the Great went all out and conquered Persia and added much of the eastern world to the empire. It was short lived and fell apart after the death of Alexander, but while it lasted it was an empire.