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Even with constant wars amogst each other, their fuecudity meant that their sparse agricultural land could not suppost a burgeoning population, so the city-states sent shipped out their surplus populations to sieze new land and establish new city-states, stretching around the Mediterranean and Black Seas.

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Q: Why did the Greeks develop colonies in Asia Minor?
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From where did the ancient Greeks import grain?

From the colonies they established in Italy, Sicily and Asia Minor.


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