What caused the Greek Dark Age?

In the Greek Dark Age.

The Greek dark age was a period of Greek history that lasted from the Dorian invasion in 1100 BC to the first signs of the Greek poleis which occurred in the 9th century BC. There was a lack of architectural structures built during this time.

The city-states began to develop, leading to growing civilisation of the Greek world.

Its an invasion when no one talked to each other!P

The Greeks went into the Dark Age

It gave the only insight they had of the Dark Age.

it caused civil wars to break out

The Greek Dark Ages, also called the Bronze Age Collapse, lasted from about 1100 BC to about 750 BC. The Trojan war was fought before this collapse and Homer (or someone) wrote down the stories of that time as the Iliad and The Odyssey, after that Dark Age had ended. NOTE: Caution has to be exercised with the term Greek Dark Ages, because there was also a period from about 650 to 800 AD called the Byzantine Dark Ages.

Um something about the golden age.

The 4 time periods are listed in order, Mycenaean, Dark Age, Age of Expansion, and Golden Age.

Little literature is retained from the period thus the 'dark' ages: we do not know much about them.

There are several periods in history that are called Dark Ages. The thing that they have in common is that there are few records kept from the periods, so little history is actually known. One of these periods is called the Greek Dark Age. It happened prior to the classic period of Greek History, and lasted for several hundred years. What followed it in Greece is the Greek civilization we know quite a lot about, it it was definitely not a period referred to as Dark Ages. It was also centuries before the Middle Ages.

To relocate unsustainable population surpluses.

In Greek myth, none of them is mentioned to fear the dark.

during the dark age population droped people moved from land to land kings had less power over kingdom

The Dark Ages were caused by the Dorians and their take over of Ancient Greece.

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1st Answer This is not a good question. The dark ages occurred much later. 2nd Answer The Greek Dark Ages were from roughly 1200 BC to 800 BC. The iron age started in Mesopotamia, and iron working was imported to Greece, possibly during the same period. There are links below.

everyone was prosperous and wealthy at that time because the people were successful. This is why this period was called the golden age, to symbolize wealth and prosperity.

The Greek word for "Age" is "ηλικία".

The Hellenistic Age was a period after the death of Alexander the Great in 323 BC. It lasted about 200 or 300 years, depending on how you define it. The Dark Ages are usually regarded as lasting from 476 AD to 1000 AD or thereabouts. This would make them centuries after the Hellenistic Age. There were a number of Dark Ages, however, and one of them, called the Greek Dark Age, was from about 1200 to 800 BC, which would put it several centuries before the Hellenistic Age.

The Greek Dark Ages began in about the year 1200 BC. There is no exact year for their beginning. Clearly, the Greek Dark Ages and the Dark Ages were not the same thing, and they were not really related, as the Dark Ages began in the middle of the 5th century AD.

well they expande greek culture and and they grew enoough to feed their families

The dark age was when Mycenaean culture was going to decline.

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