Because Greece as we know it today did not exist then. Greeks of the ancient period did not have an idea of a nation of Greece, they simply shared culture and language to some extent. Therefore cities ran themselves independently, Athens famously ran itself as democracy for some of its history whereas Sparta was a monarchy. Each city had its own idea of government etc and so they saw no need to form one nation. Greece could act together, mostly when faced with a common threat, but soon after each city went back to trying to be the dominant city in the area.
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what three crops grew in Greece soil
Mainland Greece was mostly patches of poor soil interspersed by mountain ranges. So independent city-states grew separately in those enclaves. These areas became overpopulated, so the surplus populations were shipped out to seize new land around the Mediterranean and Black Seas, building up to over 2,000 city-states.
He Grown Up At Athens, Greece
Trade grew during the new kingdom of egypt due to the conquest of ancient greece
Well, Crete was the largest city state in Greece and it was very mountainous. According to Greek Mythology, Crete was the place where Zeus (The god of Gods) grew up.
According to Jared Diamond's Guns, Germs, and Steel, grain was imported from the Fertile Crescent into Greece, where it sparked a civilization revolution. However, grain can be grown almost everywhere in Greece, provided with soil and nutrients.
Yes, he grew up in Athens, Greece
He grew up in a small town in Greece called Stageira.
No, Greeks are not Roman. Greeks are the people of Greece, an ancient civilization that predates the Roman Empire. Romans are the people of Rome, an ancient civilization that grew to prominence after the Greeks.