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The Greeks were the first to take many steps in exploration. They were first to establish colonies and they went around getting information from other countries. They also wrote about what they thought the world looked like from above (like an atlas).
Yes, the Mediterranean Sea was crucial to the ancient Greeks, serving as a vital route for trade, cultural exchange, and communication. It facilitated access to resources, such as grain and materials, and allowed the Greeks to establish colonies and expand their influence across the region. Additionally, the sea played a significant role in the spread of Greek culture, language, and ideas throughout the Mediterranean basin. Overall, it was integral to the development of Greek civilization and its maritime prowess.
The Greeks were the first to establish democracy (rule by the people). They also had some of the first scientists and mathmeticians.
They provided a settlement option for surplus populations of the city-states. The surplus were packed into ships and sent out to seize new land and establish their own cities around the Mediterranean and Black Seas. Over 2,000 were established.
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The Greeks established colonies on the island of Sicily and the Latina established the southern Italian mainland
As with any empire, the Greeks set up colonies to establish a foothold in a new land. Once they had this foothold, they would assert their influence and create new trading partners and gain more natural resources.
The Greeks established colonies for trading with other city-states.
They wanted to establish colonies because the pilgrams were being killed by the indies
What form of government did the colonists establish in the colonies themselves
The Greeks planted there colonies there.
he didn't "establish" any colonies
Southern italy
A form of government.
Yes
1500BC