Yes.
The biggest resource was land. Mostly small farmers on subsistence blocks of land too small to divide amongst several sons, extra land was necessary. The taking of land from others either gained more land or caused casualties which reduced the population or both.
The initial Greek takeover of mainland Greece from the previous inhabitants provided land, which various city states took for themselves. When all the land was taken, inter-city fights redrew boundaries. When this game was played out, the cities turned to external sources, sending out colonies to the Aegean islands, Italy, Sicily, Gaul, North Africa, Asia Minor and southern Russia. The Greek world spread around the Mediterranean and Black Seas.
The colonies incidentally allowed cities also to get rid of not only surplus restive underclasses but also troublesome persons or groups within their society.
The Persians to stop the mainland Greek states from interfering in its empire. The Greeks to avoid Persian rule.
Petroleum primarily.
hercules influenced history by having the ancient greeks build statues of him and that making people fight over it
Greeks did not have gladiators. This was a Roman custom, which originated in having gladiators fight as part of funeral celebrations for kings and nobles.
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Greeks, principally.
In Ancient Greece
The Persians attacked the Greeks in the Persian war
The Persians to stop the mainland Greek states from interfering in its empire. The Greeks to avoid Persian rule.
Fight for natural resources and diseases are some of the conflicts that Africa had.
Petroleum primarily.
Either to fight or a place to mine for Natural resources ex coal.
hercules influenced history by having the ancient greeks build statues of him and that making people fight over it
To never fight over coal and cooper and other natural resources
Yes, the Spartans did fight against the Greeks. They fought them in the Peloponnesian War.
what are the names of the armies that had war with the greeks
Greeks did not have gladiators. This was a Roman custom, which originated in having gladiators fight as part of funeral celebrations for kings and nobles.