In 371 BCE it was badly beaten by Thebes. Over the wars of the previous century it had lost a high percentage of its citizens and, being a closed society, could not replace them. It also lost much of its territory and serf population which supported its economy. It sank into obscurity.
Alexander the great was known for spreading Greek ideas throughout the Persian empire, from Greece as far east as India. The process was known as hellenisation.
The first colony in Africa was the Greek controlled areas of Egypt in the 500's BC.
Yes, Sparta gained wealth by conquering and subjugating neighboring city-states, particularly during the Peloponnesian War. Their military conquests allowed them to control fertile lands and resources, which contributed to their economy. Additionally, Sparta employed a system of helotry, where they enslaved the local populations of conquered territories, further augmenting their wealth and labor force. However, their focus on military prowess often came at the expense of economic development in other areas.
Greek city-states were built around the agora, or the marketplace/ civic center and the temple. These two areas held great importance to the Ancient Greeks. The agora was the place that the people gathered throughout the day and the temple was where they made offerings to their patron god.
The Greek unification was a period of time when ancient Greeks tried to unite the over two hundred cities or states within their reign. The unification involved the attempts to unify peoples of various regions in areas of religion, language, culture, and the Greek way of life.
In 371 BCE it was badly beaten by Thebes. Over the wars of the previous century it had lost a high percentage of its citizens and, being a closed society, could not replace them. It also lost much of its territory and serf population which supported its economy. It sank into obscurity.
The Roman were inspired by the Greek in all areas of culture.
The ancient Greek Olympics primarily featured competitors from various city-states of Greece, including Athens, Sparta, Corinth, and Thebes. While the participants were predominantly Greek, athletes from other regions such as Sicily, Ionia, and even non-Greek areas occasionally took part. The games were a unifying event for the Greek world, emphasizing competition and camaraderie among the city-states. However, the focus remained largely on Greek participants throughout the games’ history.
The Greek civilization flourished primarily in the region of the eastern Mediterranean, particularly on the Greek mainland, the Aegean Islands, and the coast of Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey). Key city-states, such as Athens and Sparta, became centers of culture, politics, and military power. The civilization also spread through colonization, influencing areas across the Mediterranean, including parts of Italy, North Africa, and the Black Sea. This rich cultural legacy laid the foundations for Western civilization in areas such as philosophy, art, and governance.
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novembers greek god is areas for arease is mars they are the god of war
You did not list any areas.
Athens Athens was a navy city, whose power lay on the ocean with her ships. Sparta was a land city, whose power lay with her hoplites and warrior strength.
It depends on which era you are looking at and what areas whether it be cities of rural areas.
Mars.
about right behind the first door
In most areas it is 150 feet behind. I have been places where it is 300 feet behind.