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During what time period did Ancient Greece exist?
During what time period did Ancient Greece exist?
- 12th–9th centuries BC
- 9th–6th centuries AD
- 12th–9th centuries AD
- 8th century BC to 6th century AD (correct)
Under whose empire were most of the Greek city-states officially unified?
Under whose empire were most of the Greek city-states officially unified?
- Julius Caesar
- Alexander the Great (correct)
- Cleopatra
- Hannibal
Which age followed the Late Bronze Age collapse of Mycenaean Greece?
Which age followed the Late Bronze Age collapse of Mycenaean Greece?
- Early Middle Ages
- Byzantine period
- Classical Greece
- Archaic period (correct)
When did the colonization of the Mediterranean Basin by Greek city-states begin?
When did the colonization of the Mediterranean Basin by Greek city-states begin?
What followed the era of classical antiquity in Western history?
What followed the era of classical antiquity in Western history?
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Ancient Greece Time Period
Ancient Greece Time Period
Ancient Greece existed from the 8th century BC to the 6th century AD.
Unification of Greek City-States
Unification of Greek City-States
Most Greek city-states were unified under Alexander the Great's empire.
Post-Mycenaean Era
Post-Mycenaean Era
The Archaic period followed the Late Bronze Age collapse of Mycenaean Greece.
Greek Colonization Start
Greek Colonization Start
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End of Classical Antiquity
End of Classical Antiquity
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Study Notes
Ancient Greece Timeline
- Ancient Greece existed from approximately 8th century BCE to 146 CE.
- Most Greek city-states were officially unified under the Roman Empire.
- The Greek Dark Ages followed the Late Bronze Age collapse of Mycenaean Greece.
- The colonization of the Mediterranean Basin by Greek city-states began around 8th century BCE.
- The Middle Ages followed the era of classical antiquity in Western history.
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