What age did the creation of city-states mark the beginning of in Greece?

Answer 1

Mycenae ruled Greece from about 1600 BC to about 1100 BC. Is that what you meant? Or did you want to know when they first came into existence? The site contains debris datable to about 3500 BC.

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The Greek city states were formed following the Mycenaean era approx 1600-1100 BC, when the Greeks identified as one of the four Greek identities, (Doric, Attic, Ionian, Aeloic). The Mycenaean era existed during the bronze age with power consolidated in the hands of the Mycaenean kings who had the money and power to possess bronze age weapons. With the discovery of iron which made weapons more accessible for the common people, reliance on kings and kingdoms diminished and people formed states along the natural geographic lines of the Greek land. This however happened gradually (1100-800 BC - dark ages), which is why you could find democratic Athens existing with Homeric style Greek kingdoms like Macedonia and Epirus.

Answer 2

the creation of city-states marks the beginning of greece's modern age true or false

Answer 3

The first evidence of human life in Greece dates back to the Paleolithic period between 120,000 and 10,000 before christ.

Answer 4

the first major greek states were founded in the 9th and 8th century BC, and reached their peak the late 6th and early 5th century BC.

Answer 5

It marks the beginning of the classical age

Answer 6

They moved from being nomads to settlers to city-states.