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What two things did greek city - states fight over?
one is land
How do beavers carry their equipment?
Beavers carry wood in the mouth but can also use they're front feet/hands to throw wood onto dams and place wood onto they're lodge duellings.Beavers also build canals to float building materials that are too difficult to haul over land.
Why were their frequent wars in the rise of greek city states?
Disputes mainly over land and resources.
Why are all the ancient artifact in the land of ancient Macedonia have greek letters all over them. does that mean they spoke greek?
Yes they spoke Greek as they were a Greek tribe like the Athenians, Lakedomonians (Spartans) and many others.
Are the spoons at yogurt land biodegradable?
Yes, they are made of organic materials that will biodegrade over time.
What was one advantage of canals over railroads in the 1840s?
the advantage of canals over railroads was they could carry heavy materials quickly to where they where needed where as rail was not able to carry very much. Canals, while harder to build, were less expensive to operate.
Is Zeus the Greek god of war or something else?
Zeus is the Greek god of the gods. He is the king of all the other gods and does not have a specific area that he rules over but he rules over all the land. He is the ultimate decider of all rules and all punishments.
What forces stimulated imperialism?
The main economic factor that motivated imperialism was the powerful hold over land. In the 19th century the Europe had power over the raw materials too.
Why did Greek city-states fight over farmland?
Each city-state had limited land on which they relied to grow food. They were prolific breeders, so they needed more land, and fought to get it. They resolved the problem by sending out surplus populations to found their own cities. This resulted in over 2,000 Greek cities being established around the coast of the Mediterranean and Black Seas.
What was some factors that led to the success of Persian War?
The Greek city-states achieved naval and land superiority over the Persians. The Greek coalitions had the stamina to outlast the Persians who, after 50 years gave up.
Why did Ancient Greeks not like to travel over land?
By water they could use sail and oar traction, and carry much cargo. By land, it meant walking, and moving loads in 1 ton animal drawn wagons, and having to carry food for themselves and the animals.
How did early greek spread their culture?
They took it with them. Greek fecundity and limited productive land meant that the Greeks had to expand. Over-populated city-states sent out the surplus people to seize new land around the Mediterranean and Black Sea littorals and establish new city states of their own.
