Greece never had an empire. The closest thing to a Greek empire was the achievements of Alexander the great, but that disintegrated after his death.
Greece fell in 149-150 b.c.e. Rome defeated them and later Rome fell in 200 b.c.e.
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there was a war.
Rise of nationalism in Europe after the defeat of Napoleon
No. Only Rome had emperors as only Rome was an empire. Greece was never an empire so never had an emperor.No. Only Rome had emperors as only Rome was an empire. Greece was never an empire so never had an emperor.No. Only Rome had emperors as only Rome was an empire. Greece was never an empire so never had an emperor.No. Only Rome had emperors as only Rome was an empire. Greece was never an empire so never had an emperor.No. Only Rome had emperors as only Rome was an empire. Greece was never an empire so never had an emperor.No. Only Rome had emperors as only Rome was an empire. Greece was never an empire so never had an emperor.No. Only Rome had emperors as only Rome was an empire. Greece was never an empire so never had an emperor.No. Only Rome had emperors as only Rome was an empire. Greece was never an empire so never had an emperor.No. Only Rome had emperors as only Rome was an empire. Greece was never an empire so never had an emperor.
NO. From the time of the Macedonian conquest of Greece in the 330s B.C.E. until Greece became independent in the 1820s, Greece was ruled by the Macedonian Empire, the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, the Republic of Venice, and the Ottoman Empire. The Nazi Germans also conquered Greece for a short time in the 1940s. During these periods, Greece was not independent.
Greece was an empire, then Rome was an empire. Since they were from similar times, they had similar traits.
No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.
The rise and fall of the mauya empire is that it was nice and very cold in america.
I don't know but I think Rise of an Empire is a the same as Troy
Throughout Alexander's rise to power and reign, the Greek Empire nearly quadrupled in size, the Greek Empire under his rule still remains the largest empire in living history. He ended the power of the city-states and established a unified nation.
The Aegean Sea separated it from mainland Greece, however there were over 100 Greek city-states within the Persian empire in Asia Minor and the Islands, and those cities were the bone of contention which gave rise to the Greek-Persian Wars.
Other than the Greeks themselves, from the Macedonian conquest of Greece in the 330s B.C.E. until Greece became independent in the 1820s, Greece was ruled by the Macedonian Empire, the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, the Republic of Venice, and the Ottoman Empire. The Nazi Germans also conquered Greece for a short time in the 1940s.
The Helllenistic empire created opportunities for Greece because the Greece took control spices so they teamed up.
The rise of the Aztec empire really began in 1150 with the fall of the Toltec empire.