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The decline of Mycenaean Greece, and the start of the Dark Ages, was caused by
 
  a. volcanic eruption
 b. invasion of Greek speakers from the north
 c. destruction of trade by Phoenician raiders
  d. inability to sustain a population with sufficient agriculture
  e. we don't know.
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