- It had foreign spheres of influence.
- It failed to institute reforms.
- It avoided modernization.
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Generally speaking, this recession was far more devastating than other relatively recent economic downturns in that it lasted longer than expected and many more homes and jobs were lost than expected. Thus the term "Great Recession".
It's hard to define a decisive turning point in Greek history as there were many.
However, one that really might stand out apart from the rest was their wars with the Persians. They were successful in their defence against a Persian invasion, an invasion of an empire that was drastically bigger than the combined Greek lands.
Answer:
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Explanation:
to stimulate the Spanish economy ab mak pin more powerful
