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Wandering tribes begin to settle in Greece and one of the most famous classical civilizations begin.
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the bronze age was inhabited by the Mycenaean people they took their name from the Mycenae capital.
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This is when the war between Greece and Trojan occurred but with a sneak attack.
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the Trojan war ended when the Greeks send in a wooden big horse into troy as a suppose surprise but not a good surprise for the Trojans.
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Dorian tribesman invaded Mycenaean Greece from the north but the Dorian had iron weapons that were in good defeat to conquer the Mycenaean's.
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Then later the Greek alphabet was developed and used by the Phoenician alphabet.
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the man who created the story's the odyssey and Iliad, while the Iliad was a poem about the Trojan war and the Odyssey was a story about adventure.
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the first of the Olympic games and was held in Olympia there was one event and it was the 200m men sprint which was like track.
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in this time the Spartans and the messenians both disagreed to something which resolved into a fight or war.
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And so the war went and was won by the Spartans
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the laws of Athens was a set of oral laws but Draco introduced a new set of laws and they were much worse and most of the punishment was death.
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the first Greek coins appeared.
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democracy began in Athens
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a philosopher and a mathematician Pythagoras died in Mentholatum.
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the first Persian war was a retaliation into Athens because they wanted participation in a Greek raid on Persia.
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the Greeks defeated the Persians in a battle of marathons.
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the second war accord when the Persian king himself king Xerxes led an invasion force into Greece.
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Persians defeated Greeks in the battle of Thermopylae.
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the Greeks victoriously defeated the Persians in the battle of salamis.
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there was a statue of Athena built in a temple of Athens so that the goddess Athena could watch over them.
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A war between Athens and Sparta.
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democracy was restored to Athens.
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a philosopher named Socrates was found guilty for disrespecting the Greek gods and was executed.
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another philosopher named Plato made an academy in Athens .
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Philip became king of Macedon.
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the catapult was invented by Syracuse.