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Olympic Games:
We think it had positive impact during 776BC. The Olympic festival was a celebration of excellence in athletics, as well as a chance for the Greeks to produce great works of art in architecture, mathematics, sculpture, and poetry. The ancient Greeks were very innovative in the way they designed buildings.

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Planting Colonies:
We think it had negative impact during C - 750. The plantation system created a society where people were divided into two groups: the wealthy people who had plantations, and the poor people who didn't. This difference in wealth was much greater in the South than it was in the North.

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Rise of democracy in Athens:
We think that it had a negative impact on the society. While every voter in the Athenian democracy had the equal chance to express their views and influence the debate, this opportunity was not always successful, and frequently the minority was compelled to support a motion they did not help.

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The Persian wars' impact on Greece:
We think that it had a positive impact on the Greeks and gained increased confidence as a result of the Persian Wars. Formerly dependent states to the Persian ruler, the Local Greek towns achieved their independence. The city-state of Athens would lead the Greek region to tremendous accomplishments.

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Parthenon:
We think it had a positive effect on Greek politics as many important events such as social gatherings, political events, and voting parties were held and the place was seen as the city of liberecy because of it's permissions to vote and include events.

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The Pelloponnesian War:
We think that it had a negative impact on some regions of Greece. From 431 to 405 B.C., the two most powerful city-states in ancient Greece—Athens and Sparta—were at war with one another. The Peloponnesian War brought in a period of regional decline that marked the end of what is regarded as the Golden Period and marked a significant power shift in ancient Greece in favor of Sparta.