This is an opinion question and, as a result, you may have different answers.
I believe that since the British properly paid the Ottoman government for the Elgin Marbles, transported them, and has protected them for roughly 200 years, the British should retain the right to exhibit the marbles. While I am sympathetic to the Greek argument that these treasures should be restored to their home, this is insufficient to match the incredible cost borne by the British in acquiring and preserving the artifacts, never mind the fact that Britain remains more stable for long term preservation of the artifacts and that there is no impediment to Greeks visiting the collections in Britain. (Compare this to the Iraqi Jewish Archive where the exhibition is slated to go to Iraq, where most Iraqi Jews - who are currently Israeli citizens - cannot go.)
Of course and they should go back to Greece! The British Museum has no legal right upon them, they belong with the Parthenon! Oh, and it's the 'Parthenon marbles' not 'Elgin marbles'.
the Parthenon is actually only one,located on the acropolis holly cliff.it was a temple dedicated to goddess Athens.there are though quite a few temples in Greece looking similar to the Parthenon
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You should make the Parthenon
Should is not a preposition, it's a verb.
If you believe that the government should be big and heavily involved in all aspects of your life and that the government should take care of you from cradle to grave, then you should be a democrat. If you believe in smaller government that should allow you to grow and prosper on your own without government help or interference then you should be a republican.
The sculptures were stolen and should therefore be returned.
The comma should be placed after "Greece". The corrected sentence is: "Should you go to Greece, or should you go to Kenya?"
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The controversy derives from the different Greek and British views as to who should own the Elgin Marbles. From the Greek perspective, the marbles used to be part of the Parthenon in Athens, Greece and Greece maintains they should be returned there since they are a part of Greek cultural heritage. Britain says Lord Elgin was allowed to remove these from the Acropolis by the Ottoman Turkish government that was in power at the time that Elgin made the request. Therefore, the British legally removed them, even though the Greeks at that time were not consulted. Also these marble reliefs would have been destroyed by now if they had been left in their original place because of the various wars that were fought in Athens since Elgin took the marbles out of Greece. So Britain has preserved the Elgin marbles for 200 years and ought to keep them.
That's up for debate - and depends on individual points of view... there are arguments for both sides. Permission for their removal was given by the leaders of the Ottoman empire - The marbles are safe, secure - and available on public view in the British museum. Whilst technically they belong to Greece - they were removed with permission of the government of the Ottoman empire.
Should I go to Greece, or should I go to Kenya?
The Parthenon marbles are some sculpted freize that used to belong to Athens Greece but half was taken by Elgin from Britain/England they have been wanted by both countries and there is now a debate on who should keep it. I am a neutralist.
The Parthenon marbles are some sculpted freize that used to belong to Athens Greece but half was taken by Elgin from Britain/England they have been wanted by both countries and there is now a debate on who should keep it. I am a neutralist.
Water marbles are little balls of gel that become invisible in water. They are pretty AWESOME! You should check them out!They are pretty sweet
I say yes, as long as no one uses them as projectiles.
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It should not get rust