Greek History: The Dark Ages

More than 60% of English words come from Greek. Many of these words entered English through ancient Greek poetry and theater. Greek dramas are influenced by historical events and their tragic past and are integrated into the story. The ancient Greek drama is screened for historical events and poetry in the form of cyclops and is being performed for spectacle entertainment and consciousness. Over time Greek history has shown many tragic events.

Ancient Greece is the era when the history of Greece continued from the dark era to the end of the ancient period (about 600 AD years). Regular usage refers to the history of all Greece before the Roman Empire, historians use this term more accurately. Some writers, including the times of Minos civilization and Mycenae civilization, think that these civilizations are different from the later Greek culture, some think that it should be categorized separately. Traditionally, the ancient Greek period began on the day of the first Olympic Games in 776 BC, but most historians have now extended this word until about 1000 BC.

For centuries, the late Bronze Age, which occupied the history of Greece, and the so-called Dark Ages until the Age of the Ancient Aegean Sea, made some major advances in technology and communication. However, despite the full development of weapons, arts and writing systems, the lives of Greek farmers not only saw improvements in quality of life, but also worsened greatly under all circumstances. During the late Bronze Age of Crete, Minoan civilization developed into a stable organizational structure. The ordinary villagers live near economic and religious centers and occupy the most important parts of the surrounding area. The tax is very high, I am living a diligent life in manual agriculture, but such efforts are not without a certain degree of reward.

When it comes to Greek civilization, the Bronze Age of Greece includes Minos and Mycenae civilization. Along with the invasion of Dorian and the end of the Mycenae civilization, there was the "dark era". During the dark era, cities, palaces and other civilization products were destroyed. There is a city state that the Greeks now call "police" after the dark era. The time when the city begins to emerge can be seen not only as a time of recovery but also as a political, social, economic and cultural peak in the Greek civilization.