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Was Troy a Greek or Roman City?
Troy is in modern day Turkey, but in mythological times it was a city-state of Greece. It did fall under the rule of the Roman empire at some point, however, under the name of Ilium.
Which groups in greek city-states did not want the nobles to rule?
tyrants
Why did the Persians hate the Athenians?
In the early stages of the Ionian Revolt of the Greek city-states in Asia Minor against Persian rule, Athens sent a contingent to help the Athenians, and when they captured the Persian provincial capital of Sardis, they burnt the city down and destroyed the statues of the Persian gods. When the Persians captured Athens 20 years ater, they destroyed the Athenian gods as a mark of retaliation.
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'.
Who was an Athenian leader who established rule by assembly and people's courts with juries?
Pericles.
When did Greek empire come under Roman rule?
the last of the (major) greek city-states come under roman rule in 130b.c.
How did Alexandria become part of the greek empire?
Alexandria was built as part of the empire of Alexander the Great. It had an exclusive Greek population and and perpetuated Greek culture under the rule of the Ptolemies.Alexandria was built as part of the empire of Alexander the Great. It had an exclusive Greek population and and perpetuated Greek culture under the rule of the Ptolemies.Alexandria was built as part of the empire of Alexander the Great. It had an exclusive Greek population and and perpetuated Greek culture under the rule of the Ptolemies.Alexandria was built as part of the empire of Alexander the Great. It had an exclusive Greek population and and perpetuated Greek culture under the rule of the Ptolemies.Alexandria was built as part of the empire of Alexander the Great. It had an exclusive Greek population and and perpetuated Greek culture under the rule of the Ptolemies.Alexandria was built as part of the empire of Alexander the Great. It had an exclusive Greek population and and perpetuated Greek culture under the rule of the Ptolemies.Alexandria was built as part of the empire of Alexander the Great. It had an exclusive Greek population and and perpetuated Greek culture under the rule of the Ptolemies.Alexandria was built as part of the empire of Alexander the Great. It had an exclusive Greek population and and perpetuated Greek culture under the rule of the Ptolemies.Alexandria was built as part of the empire of Alexander the Great. It had an exclusive Greek population and and perpetuated Greek culture under the rule of the Ptolemies.
What event started Persian Wars?
The Greek tyrant of the Greek city-state of Miletus in Asia Minor persuaded the Persian provincial governor the become involved in an expedition to capture the island city of Naxos The expedition was defeated, and knowing that retribution was coming, he organised a revolt by all the Greek cities in Asia Minor. This Ionian Revolt spread, encouraging the Persians to try to bring all the Greek cities under its control.
What city was Theseus from?
He was considered the great Athenian hero, but he grew up in a city in southern Greece (in his mother's home).
What empire did Sparta rule?
Sparta did not rule an empire. Sparta was a Greek city-state.
What portraits were used on the coin in 100 BC in Greece?
At 100 BC Greece was under Roman rule. There were greek coins but the main currency was roman. Earlier greek coins feature kings (like Phillip II) or sympolic animals (like the Athenian ''tetradrachmon'' featuring an owl)
Why did Philip II of Macedonia want to unite the Greek city states under his leadership?
He wanted to stabilize Greece and with a united Greek army under Macedonian hegemony begin his campaign against the common Greek foe, Persia.
Was Troy a Greek or Roman City?
Troy is in modern day Turkey, but in mythological times it was a city-state of Greece. It did fall under the rule of the Roman empire at some point, however, under the name of Ilium.
How did the growth of Athenian power lead to the Persian Wars?
It did not. The Persian Wars began in 499 BCE when the Greek city-states of Asia Minor revolted against Persian rule. Athens became involved when it sent an expedition to assist those cities.
Why did the Persian war begin?
The Greek city-states in Asia Minor revolted against Persian rule.
Why did the Athenians fight against Persia at the battle of marathon?
They were defending their city from an attempt by Persia to instal an expelled Athenian tyrant to rule them.
What was the effect of tyrannys role in ending the rule of Greek aristocrats?
The effect of the tyranny's role in ending the rule of Greek aristocrats was that it made city states become a democratic government, but some city states still used to rule by oligarchy.
