Sentences with CLERUCH
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"During ancient times, Athenian cleruchs were settled as military garrisons in occupied territories."
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"The cleruch system allowed Athenians to control and exploit conquered lands."
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"The Athenian cleruch in the captured island was responsible for maintaining order and collecting taxes."
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"Having a secure source of income, some Athenian citizens eagerly volunteered to become cleruchs."
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"The position of a cleruch entailed both military and administrative responsibilities."
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"Athenian cleruchs were often chosen from experienced soldiers and trusted individuals."
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"The cleruch had authority over both the native population and other Athenian settlers."
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"Athenian cleruchs were encouraged to establish agricultural colonies in conquered territories."
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"The success of the cleruchic system depended on the ability of cleruchs to maintain order and productivity."
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"As cleruchs intermingled with the local population, their cultural influence often spread."
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"The cleruch brought with them Athenian customs and traditions to the conquered lands."
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"The presence of Athenian cleruchs in certain regions led to the Hellenization of those areas."
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"Some cleruchs eventually assimilated into the local culture, adopting their customs and beliefs."
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"The cleruch system played a crucial role in extending Athenian control and influence throughout the Mediterranean."
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"Athenian cleruchs became known for their role in the establishment of Greek colonies."
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"The cleruch settled in the newly conquered territory."
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"The Athenian cleruch controlled the assigned land and its inhabitants."
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"The cleruch system was implemented to establish and maintain control over conquered regions."
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"Each cleruch was responsible for maintaining order and security in their assigned area."
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"The cleruch received land, usually in border regions, as compensation for military service."
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"The cleruch brought their families and established a permanent settlement in the assigned area."
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"The cleruch system was a means of spreading Greek influence to newly acquired territories."
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"The cleruch was responsible for providing military service when needed."
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"Under the cleruch system, conflicts often arose between native inhabitants and settlers."
