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I'm pretty sure they were conquered by Rome when the war between Athens and Sparta was finished. Those were the two strongest countries, so when they became really weak after their war, Rome took the advantage and conquered Greece... I think. I'm not too sure.

So, basically, the answer to your question is that they became a part of Rome. I think.

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Greece didn't disappear. The country is still there today. Its culture has continued on. The Greek world was progressively absorbed into the Roman Empire in the 2nd and 1st Centuries BCE. However Greek culture remained dominant, and continued on in the Byzantine empire until the 15th Century CE.

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The many hundreds of Greek city-states which stretched from Spain and Africa to Asia Minor around the Mediterranean, Adriatic, Aegean and Black Seas during the period 600 BCE to 500 CE.

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it became a Lost civilization

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Greece had and still has alot of history but to find the main points in its history you have to pick out what you think it is instead of relieing on others. i hope that's good enough for you.

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Charlies mum!

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Er......Modern Greece.

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