Ancient Greece comprised over 2,000 independent city-states spread around the Mediterranean and Black Seas.
Ancient Greece was not a country or nation, but a collection of city states with a common ethnic, cultural and linguistic identity. The tough terrain of Greece (including Mt. Olympus, home of the gods) kept them separate and fiercely independent. This competitive environment eventually lead them to there demise. Greece was briefly united as one nation under Macedonian Hegemony under Philip II and then his son Alexander III also known as Alexander the Great.
Yes and no. Present day Athens is the capitol of Greece, an independent country. Ancient Athens was a leading Greek city-state. Ancient Athens was conquered by the Romans making it a part of the Roman empire.Yes and no. Present day Athens is the capitol of Greece, an independent country. Ancient Athens was a leading Greek city-state. Ancient Athens was conquered by the Romans making it a part of the Roman empire.Yes and no. Present day Athens is the capitol of Greece, an independent country. Ancient Athens was a leading Greek city-state. Ancient Athens was conquered by the Romans making it a part of the Roman empire.Yes and no. Present day Athens is the capitol of Greece, an independent country. Ancient Athens was a leading Greek city-state. Ancient Athens was conquered by the Romans making it a part of the Roman empire.Yes and no. Present day Athens is the capitol of Greece, an independent country. Ancient Athens was a leading Greek city-state. Ancient Athens was conquered by the Romans making it a part of the Roman empire.Yes and no. Present day Athens is the capitol of Greece, an independent country. Ancient Athens was a leading Greek city-state. Ancient Athens was conquered by the Romans making it a part of the Roman empire.Yes and no. Present day Athens is the capitol of Greece, an independent country. Ancient Athens was a leading Greek city-state. Ancient Athens was conquered by the Romans making it a part of the Roman empire.Yes and no. Present day Athens is the capitol of Greece, an independent country. Ancient Athens was a leading Greek city-state. Ancient Athens was conquered by the Romans making it a part of the Roman empire.Yes and no. Present day Athens is the capitol of Greece, an independent country. Ancient Athens was a leading Greek city-state. Ancient Athens was conquered by the Romans making it a part of the Roman empire.
No, Greece is an independent country in Europe
February 1830: Greek State was founded for first time in history by London protocol.
Ancient Greece was not a country. The Greek world was comprised of a couple of thousand independent city-states of various sizes, with a similar cultural heritage, spread around the Mediterranean and Black Seas.
The many city states of Ancient Greece is basically where modern Greece is.
Greece was not a single country. The Greek world comprised about 2,000 independent city-states, spread around the Mediterranean and Black Seas.
No. Greece is an independent country in the eastern Mediterranean.
It was not a country, the Greeks lived in over 2,000 independent city-states spread around the Mediterranean and Black Sea littorals.
Greece
In Ancient Greece.