Consequences of Colonial Movement of Ancient Greek City-States

The Consequences of Colonial Movement of Ancient Greek City-States;

1, which caused great disaster to the colonial people. The success of the colonists was based on the sufferings of the local residents. The nature of the migration movement belongs to a kind of political and economic expansion, and the relationship between the immigrant city-state and the original home country is the relationship of aggression, dual service and exploitation. Greek colonists invaded the land of the aborigines, plundered slaves, plundered materials, engaged in commercial exploitation and piracy, which caused great disasters to the aborigines in the colonies.

2. It promoted the development of industry and commerce and strengthened the industrial and commercial slave owners. The alliance between industrial and commercial slave owners and civilians is a major feature of Greek urban political development, especially in the industrialized city-states represented by Athens. The industrial and commercial slave owners and civilians joined forces to resist the exclusive regime of the gentry and nobles, and finally won through the struggle with the nobles, and finally replaced the aristocratic politics with slavery democracy. Only Sparta, the regime has maintained the form of aristocratic politics for a long time. Therefore, the development of industry and commerce, the growth of the industrial and commercial slave class, and the alliance with the civilians have promoted the struggle of the civilians against the nobility to a certain extent.

3. It strengthened the contact between the polis and overseas places, objectively promoted the economic and cultural exchanges between the polis and the Greeks and colonists, and provided convenience for Greece to contact and absorb the cultures of Egypt, Babylon and Phoenicia.