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How were the Greeks able to conquer countries?
The Greek city-states out their surplus populations to form new cities, displacing indigenous occupants. These new cities themselves became overpopulated and sent out colonies of their own. This way the Mediterranean Sea coast was taken over by hundreds of Greek city-states.
What form of government replaced the kings of early greek city-states?
russians
How did mountains affect early Greek society?
It caused them to form city-states
What form of government replaces the kings early Greek city-states?
russians
Why did ancient Greek create colonies?
they started colonies because there wasn't enough farmland to feed their people
What greek city-state kept the oligarchy form of government?
Form of government in Greece, including colonies, was the city-state, some kept political systems for centuries, others changed systems.
What greek city-state kept oligarchy form of government?
Form of government in Greece, including colonies, was the city-state, some kept political systems for centuries, others changed systems.
Who held political power in greek city states?
Depended on the form of government - monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny or democracy.
Why did Greek city-states form the delian league?
they formed the delian league because they had to join toegether to defeat the Persians
Why did Greek city state form the Delian league true or false?
It is true that about 180 Greek city-states formed the Delian League to protect themselves from Persian rule. Not sure why 'why' would be 'true of false'.
What was the primary purpose of Greek colonization after 750 bce?
To provide a home for its growing surplus population, which could not be accommodated in the limited agricultural areas of the city-states of Greece. The surplus were shipped of around the Mediterranean and Black Sea littorals to seize new land and form new city-states of their own, expanding the Greek world to over 2,000 city-states.
How did those early state differ from modern nation-states?
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