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In generally the same locations as the modern country of Greece, in extreme SE Europe between Italy and Turkey, including many small islands in the Aegean Sea. In ancient and Byzantine times Asia Minor (modern Turkey) was also part of Greece which also had many colonies in southern Italy.

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Athens was an empire by taking money from the Delian League and using it to build a strong navy. Sparta and all the other city states became an empire by defeating Athens. Macedonia took control of the land during the Peloponnesian War.

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The Greek empire was a large, and throughout history lost and gained territory. It was primarily located in Greece and the Mediterranean area, but had colonies in Africa as well as India.

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There was not such a thing as a Grecian empire.

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