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What are the requirements for taking over a colony?
Typically, the colony should have a strategic position that gives the dominant country some military advantage or it must have vast natural resources which will serve as a financial boost once extracted and sold. Most French, British and Spanish colonies had mineral and plant resources.
What were the requirements for being a Greek citizen?
Greek soldiers had to be strictly Greek citizens and had to be of Greek religion.
Was Marseille France a Greek colony?
Marseille (Marseilles in the usual English spelling) was founded by Greek colonists in 600 BC. The Romans took over from the Greeks in 49 BC.
When did rome take over Monaco?
In antiquity Monaco was the Greek colony (settlement) of Monikois. The Romans did not take it over. They founded the Roman colony of Narbo (Narbonne) much further west. Their presence in southern France increased and it eventually became the Roman Province of Gallia Narbonensis. The Romans did not interfere with the Greek colonies in southern France and left them autonomous. They were under the influence of Massalia (Marseilles) which was the biggest and most powerful Greek colony in southern France and which had been Rome's ally for a long time before Roman province was created.
What did people have to do to take over a Greek colony?
Hey party people this is your rockin answer.....You have to be a noble, or someone important in society. By Your Great Answerer God XD =3.
What are the 2 main accomplished of Alexander the Great?
Taking over the Persian Empire and beginning the spread of Greek culture in the Middle East.
What doese colinize mean?
"Colonize" means to establish control over an area or people and send settlers to establish a new colony, often for economic or political purposes. This can involve taking over lands, resources, and governing structures of the colonized region.
Did the Romans conquer Greece second?
After taking over western Europe, the Romans turned east and progressively incorporated the Greek world into their empire.
How is Alexander seen as an instrument of destiny already made certain by the evolution of Greek society?
This is a fatuous statement. Alexander was Macedonian which had taken over the Greek world and extended it by taking over the Persian Empire. There is no such thing as destiny. Events are as people make them, not foreordained.
How did president mckinley justify taking over the philippines?
The Phillipines were a Spanish colony and the US at war with Spain, so the US took them over, eventually giving them their independence. Independence was delayed by two world wars.
How is a colony different from a state?
A city-state was a self-governing country. City-states often solved their over-population by sending out the surplus to form a colony, which itself became a self-governing city-state. The Greek world was comprised of over 2,000 independent city-states spread around the Mediterranean and Black Seas.
Where did Alexander the Great work at?
Making himself great by taking over the the Persian Empire. He also had plans to then turn west, and take on Carthage and the Greek kingdoms in Sicily. He also had a hobby to sow Greek culture through his new empire, establishing over 70 Greek cities, half of which he modestly named Alexandria after himself.
