The city-state Rome conquered and enslaved Greece, but adopted and embraced its culture and philosophy

Rome was the city at the heart of the Grecian empire: We refer to "Greece" as the wider rule of the Romans

Greece was the city at the heart of the Roman empire: We refer to "Greece" as the time before Rome expanded

After the fall of the Grecian Empire to the Persians, Rome was what was left that rebuilt

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on the island of Delos

in the city of Athens

in the city of Sparta

in the Greek colony of Sinope, because it was in between the Hellenic and Persian civilizations

on the island of Crete; a center of ancient Minoan civilization for over a thousand years before the rest of Greece

cities and agricultural areas around the Mediterranean had an established network of trade relations with the city of Rome that was protected by Roman military force

Rome was able to defeat enemies due to the development of the Sarissa, the pike

Rome was sacked by Gothic tribes

Rome's leadership converted to Christianity

Rome became a tributary of Greece

To provide for the mutual protection of Greek city-states against the threat of the Persian Empire

To provide for the mutual protection of Greek city-states who were threatened by the rise of Sparta

To provide for the mutual protection of Greek city-states who were threatened by the rise of Rome

To facilitate trade and oceangoing commerce in the Aegean Sea

To facilitate trade and oceangoing commerce in the Adriatic Sea

an alliance of city-states led by Athens

an alliance of city-states led by Sparta

an alliance of tributary states led by Persia

an alliance of Greek city-states under the control of Rome

an alliance of Italian city-states under the control of Sparta