Rivers and Trade Routes

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Western Anatolia is shaped by several important rivers that flow from the interior toward the Aegean Sea. These rivers are dry for most of...

The Lydians and Their Influence

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In addition to their strong skills in sailing and trade, the Greek cities of western Anatolia faced an important political power to the east:...

From Villages to City-States

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Literary sources and archaeological evidence suggest that many early settlements in western Anatolia began as small villages ruled by hereditary kings. Over time, especially...

Growing Trade Over the Years

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In 1879, Bulgaria imported goods worth 32 million francs and exported goods worth 20 million francs.By 1886, after joining with Eastern Roumelia, imports rose...

A Strong and Fair Constitution

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Bulgaria’s Constitution was built on a very fair and wide-reaching foundation, and it still stands strong today. In 1881, Prince Alexander of Battenberg, under pressure...

Fourth Letter

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The Bulgarian People as Soldiers and Citizens The Bulgarian people are known for being brave, loving freedom, being modern in their thinking, and being respectful...

Landowners

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Deference to Galerius

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