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Try to picture San Francisco during the 1840's. The "Gold Rush' days with all the grubby, primitive, opportunity seekers. Dirt streets, relative lawlessness, dog eat dog, but with much promise.

Now compare that image with what is today's architecturally dazzling San Francisco. Refined, culturally superior. The "Kingdom of Snoot." Considered by many the world over to be our most cosmopolitan and beautiful city, in the bay at the Pacific Ocean. The difference between "Ancient" Greece and "Classical" Greece is very similar, relative to modern times.

I hope my comparison offers clear way to "see" the difference in your mind's eye.

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Greek is someone-something from Greece. Like german/Germany

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no that's why its called two different things

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no Greece now has different imports and exports then ancient Greece. and ancient Greece is Greece int the past.

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Greece is a country existing from the 19th century onwards. Ancient Greece is a phrase for all the cities-states in the area where the Greek state is located today.

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