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What were some of the changes that occurred in cities during the Greek and Roman eras?
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The Greek era was based in the development of independent city states until Alexander the great and the Hellenistic period when for the first time on European land Greeks were united and formed a state entity as we understand it today and expanded to East creating the first Empire on two continents.
The Romans on the other hand formed a state entity on European land as we understand it today and expanded to the East, South, North and West and formed the first European Empire.
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