Sparta, Athens then Thebes.
Yes. Each City-state had their own god. for example the greek citystate Athens had a greek goddess named Athena. A goddess is a women god.
The near east changed over time. At periods there were independent city-states as in the Greek world. Then various empires (Assyrian, Babylonian, Persian) absorbed them, just as the Greek city-states were eventually absorbed into Hellenistic kingdoms and eventually the Roman Empire.
Democratic
The most important physician for medieval doctors was Galen. I'd have said he was Roman, rather than Greek - but the point is arguable.
The full Spartan citizens decided issues in assembly. The executive group was the council of elders (Gerousia). An executive of five Ephors ran day-to-day decisions. The two kings were war leaders with religious duties, who were members of the Gerousia..
Polisπόλις
It was dominated by the Gods
An anlos is a double flute! It is from ancinent greece. A lyre is a small harp also from ancient greece. A hellene is a greek person. A polis is a greek citystate
Yes. Each City-state had their own god. for example the greek citystate Athens had a greek goddess named Athena. A goddess is a women god.
A city-state, used in many early civilizations.
The near east changed over time. At periods there were independent city-states as in the Greek world. Then various empires (Assyrian, Babylonian, Persian) absorbed them, just as the Greek city-states were eventually absorbed into Hellenistic kingdoms and eventually the Roman Empire.
Galen
Galen
There are 5. Argos-Acting/Drama Corinth-Crafts/Arts Megara-Money/Cash Sparta-SPORTS ONLY, but major in sports Athens-Academic, Athletic, Perfect
In geographical terms, in Greek mythology she was claimed as Athens patron god, but in abstract terms she dominated the subject of knowledge and wisdom.
Greek. Many buildings in the US government are of the ancient Greek style.
An assembly is a Greek law making body of government