Yes, he did, and the sky, too.
ruled the earth before zeus
Zeus wanted power so that he could rule all of Mt. Olympus. He told all the mortals down on earth to pray to him, praying to Zeus gave him power. When all the mortals stopped praying to him, all hell broke loose and many lives were lost.
Hades, Poseidon, and Zeus divided up what they would rule, the Underworld, the Seas, or the Heavens - holding the Earth in common to all.
Typhon hates Zeus because mother Earth, Gaea, created him to end the Olympians rule for putting her children, the Titans in Tarturus.
Until Zeus destroys the Iron Race (that is, us), he effectively still rules. He is immortal after all.
Zeus flooded the earth because the King of Aeolian killed a young boy as a sacrifice to the gods. Zeus did not like this cannibal sacrifice so he punished all the people.
the sky.
yes
Mother Earth was angry at Zeus because he captured all the titans and, because titans cannot be killed, threw them all in tarturus, including his father, Kronos, titan of time.
It wasn't Zeus. It was God.
Because he got to rule mount Olympus and decided where everyone should go.
Both Zeus and Poseidon are powerful gods in Greek mythology, but Zeus is often portrayed as more rational and diplomatic, while Poseidon is known for his more impulsive and temperamental nature. In terms of generosity and benevolence, Zeus is typically considered to be nicer than Poseidon.