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To overcome the lack of arable land, Greek city-states established colonies throughout the Mediterranean and Black Sea regions. These colonies allowed them to expand agricultural production and access new resources, which helped alleviate pressure on their limited local land. Additionally, they developed trade networks to import essential goods, further supporting their economies. This expansion and trade contributed to the overall prosperity and influence of the Greek city-states.
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Did nobles overthrow the Greek kings and created city-states?
Yes.
In what Greek city-state was fighting in the military and war important?
It was very important in all the Greek city-states. All citizens were liable to be called out in each city when either a threat appeared, to defend the city, or when the city wanted to overcome another city to gain ascendancy in a dispute.
How did the geography in Greece impact it's lasting legacy?
The separate city-states which it created formed the basis of Greek culture and its cultural legacy.
What is the basic unit of Greek society was the city states in Greek?
sparta
Who ruled most greek city states in 146 BC?
Aristotle was the noble class who ruled Greek city-states.
Which city-states created the world's first democracy?
Greek city-states
What role did geography play in the development of greek city states?
The arable land was mostly in small pockets in valleys separated by mountains, rivers and seas. Incoming migratory tribes to a portion each to farm and later each developed cities, becoming independent city-states which had no reason to merge with competing other city-states.
Why was the battle of Marathon important to the Greek city-states?
The Battle of Marathon gave courage to the Greek city-states by giving them the confidence in Greek arms and tactics which proved that the Greeks could indeed overcome and defeat a numerically superior Persian force .
Did nobles overthrow the Greek kings and created city-states?
Yes.
HOW DID GREEK GEOGRAPHY lead to the rise of city's states states?
The arable land was mostly in small pockets in valleys separated by mountains, rivers and seas. Incoming migratory tribes to a portion each to farm and later each developed cities, becoming independent city-states which had no reason to merge with competing other city-states.
What helped Alexander the great to conquer the Persian empire?
He created alliances with many greek city-states
When was Greek created?
The Greek was created in 2003.
Why were city-states in Greece isolated from one another?
Each was established on a tract of arable land with water sources and a high fortress around which developed a city. Greek terrain is mountainous so these tracts of land were separated by mountains and rivers.
What did greek city state do to overcome oppression by Athens?
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Why was Zeus needed as a god in the Greek culture?
Well, Greek mythology states that Zeus created all Greek Gods. So, I'd say that Zeus is needed in order to keep confusion from reaching the Greek/Roman human minds.
Who was invalved in the Persian war?
Persia and its tributary states and allied Greek states versus the southern Greek states.
Why did greek city states establish colonies?
The Greek people led the greek city-states to set up colonies
