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Greek colonization refers to the establishment of Greek settlements and communities outside of the Greek mainland, primarily during the 8th to 6th centuries BCE. This movement was driven by various factors, including overpopulation, the search for arable land, and trade opportunities. Greek colonies were often founded along the Coastlines of the Mediterranean and Black Seas, facilitating cultural exchange and the spread of Greek language and culture. These colonies played a crucial role in the expansion of Greek civilization and influence throughout the ancient world.

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