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Why did the Greeks not develop a great, unified empire like the Egyptians?

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    the Greeks not develop a great, unified empire like the Egyptians due to geographical factor that led Greece to creation of city states and farming wasn't a mian product of Greece contrary to Egypt which was locted over fertile Nile that factor led to political and economical diversity in Greece
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