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.
um maybe. yes
If you are talking about Greek city-States then here you go:it has its own laws/governmenthas an acropolis at its centerdedicated to one god/dess Ex:Athens- Athenathey have their own military armyown money-currency-coinageeven if all Greek city states speak Greek they each have their own dialect within the same language(look up dialect if you don't understand)independentEducationDefinition: territory the size of a city that functions like a state
Yes. Many people believe in Greek Gods/Goddesses. I believe in them.
To provide a home for its growing surplus population, which could not be accommodated in the limited agricultural areas of the city-states of Greece. The surplus were shipped of around the Mediterranean and Black Sea littorals to seize new land and form new city-states of their own, expanding the Greek world to over 2,000 city-states.
The Romans borrowed some Greek gods and linked their gods to the Greek ones, Greek myths, the three Greek styles for making columns (Dorian, Ionian and Corinthian), and Greek sculpture, philosophy, medicine, sports and siege machines. The Romans developed their own architecture, using concrete, the simple (barrel) arch, the vaulted arch (vault), the underfloor heating system (hypocaust), the stone paved roads, and the Roman aqueduct.
Different Greek gods and goddesses have their own special powers
Egyptians worshipped their own gods, Egyptian gods.They weren't Greek, but their gods were similar
um maybe. yes
They didn't like the Greek's gods, so had there own instead.
No, they worshiped their own gods/goddesses.
Greek gods and goddesses were people which each had their own capabilities ( Ex: Zeus had the power of the lightning bolt.)
If you are talking about Greek city-States then here you go:it has its own laws/governmenthas an acropolis at its centerdedicated to one god/dess Ex:Athens- Athenathey have their own military armyown money-currency-coinageeven if all Greek city states speak Greek they each have their own dialect within the same language(look up dialect if you don't understand)independentEducationDefinition: territory the size of a city that functions like a state
If you are talking about Greek city-States then here you go:it has its own laws/governmenthas an acropolis at its centerdedicated to one god/dess Ex:Athens- Athenathey have their own military armyown money-currency-coinageeven if all Greek city states speak Greek they each have their own dialect within the same language(look up dialect if you don't understand)independentEducationDefinition: territory the size of a city that functions like a state
If you are talking about Greek city-States then here you go:it has its own laws/governmenthas an acropolis at its centerdedicated to one god/dess Ex:Athens- Athenathey have their own military armyown money-currency-coinageeven if all Greek city states speak Greek they each have their own dialect within the same language(look up dialect if you don't understand)independentEducationDefinition: territory the size of a city that functions like a state
Greece never had an empire. It was a collection of independent city-states each with its own laws, gods and customs.
Originally, yes. Later the whole of the Greek world adopted the same gods. Often each city had a special patron god/goddess, who was worshiped more than other gods.
they married there own siblings,, Zeus and hera,,,,,etc...