Overpopulation. Cities had limited agricultural land, and a rising population amongst people who had no television to keep them busy at night, outstripped the available, generally poor, land. So the surplus was shipped off progressively to take land and form cities around the Mediterranean and Black Sea coasts. After a while even some of these colonies also became overpopulated and themselves sent out colonies.
well the royal colonies were set up by two women who had many different governing ways
Many cities sent out colonies when their population exceeded the land capacity of the parent city. There were several hundred. And some of these colonies in turn outgrew the capacity of their land then also sent out colonies. Some well known ones are Athens (Miletus), Corinth (Corfu), Sparta (Taranto). However some colonies were set up by a consortium of cities anxious to get rid of a surplus and also get rid of potential problem-makers.
It saw massive wars with Persia and between Greek city-states.It saw great cultural and philosophical advances, led first by the Ionian cities, then Athens. It set the scene for the takeover by Macedonia.
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They set up trading colonies along the Spanish Mediterranean coast. I'm not brought to Spain, however, you could have a look at the history of Emporion, which is the only Greek city in Spain.
The Greek people led the greek city-states to set up colonies
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The Greeks set up colonies in the seventh and eighth centuries. Most of the Greeks gave up their language and culture, but a few thousand speak "Griko," a dialect of Greek.
The stamp act of 1775 was the first set of taxes the British colonies were forced to pay. The colonies governed themselves, but had no representation in England. Many thought the King was overstepping his boundaries. This eventually led to the Revolutionary war.
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the middle colonies
well the royal colonies were set up by two women who had many different governing ways
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Colonies were a great source of wealth and power
The four colonies grouped together as the Middle Colonies were Delaware, New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Colonies were a great source of wealth and power
Many cities sent out colonies when their population exceeded the land capacity of the parent city. There were several hundred. And some of these colonies in turn outgrew the capacity of their land then also sent out colonies. Some well known ones are Athens (Miletus), Corinth (Corfu), Sparta (Taranto). However some colonies were set up by a consortium of cities anxious to get rid of a surplus and also get rid of potential problem-makers.