How did interactions with other cultures affect the ancient Greeks?

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AlekseyPX3 years ago

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Answer:

Cultural diffusion. See my explanation

Explanation:

The greeks were heavily divided amongst city-states, such as Sparta, and Athens. After the Persian Empire invaded, the Greeks saw things in a new light. They grouped together and fought. They were defeated, but later reclaimed Greece. While occupied by the Persians, they learned new things about tools and weapons. The Persians did not however force their own idealogies and religious beliefs on the greeks.

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