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What are the major city-states in ancient Greece between 800 BCE and 500 CE?
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Corinth, Sparta, Thebes, Athens etc etc.
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What is the major city and the capital in ancient Greece?
aTHENS
What is the major city in Ancient Greece that was known for its artistic philosophic and political advances?
Athens
How did the cooperation and conflict define the course of Ancient Greek history?
Cooperation between Sparta and Athens during the classical Greek era created peace and prosperity in Greece while conflict between Sparta and Athens broke ancient Greece and began the downfall of the society. These events defined the course of ancient Greek history.
Why was Ptolemy important to Ancient Greece?
because he was a major scientist that now 3 countries use today because of his findings.
What are the major differences between ancient California and Mesopotamia?
isk
Is there a major water source in ancient greece?
There were no rivers in Ancient Greece.
What was the major city-state of ancient greece?
This cannot be answered correctly. There are no cities left in the ancient Greece.
What is the major city and the capital in ancient Greece?
aTHENS
What are the major land forms of Ancient Greece?
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What major sea is both Ancient Rome and Ancient Greece located on?
The Mediterranean
What was the major impact of ancient Greece?
your ugly , go away
What are the two major cities in Ancient Greece?
Athens and Sparta.
Did ancient Greece have floods?
Greece was the only major civilization that didn't have a major river. Greeks built their city-states on the shores because of this.
What are three major wars that shaped ancient Greece?
war1 war2 war3
What major water way was ancient Greece and Rome located on?
The Mediterranean Sea
Why were Spartans significant in ancient Greece?
They were a major power amongst the Greek city-states.
What is the major city in Ancient Greece that was known for its artistic philosophic and political advances?
Athens
