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Were there girls in the battle of marathon?
Women had no place in either Greek or Persian armies.
Why were the Greek women and children affected from the Persian War?
When war rampages through your area with all the side problems and starvation and death of fathers and husbands, and it goes on for 50 years, it is obvious they would be affected.
Who does poverty and food shortage affect?
women and children
How did women's rights differ in Greek and Persian civilizations during the classical era?
In classical Greek civilization, women's rights varied significantly by city-state, with women in Athens largely confined to domestic roles and lacking political rights, while those in Sparta enjoyed more freedom and could own property. In contrast, Persian women had more legal rights and could participate in social and economic activities, including owning property and managing businesses. However, women's experiences in both civilizations were shaped by social class and local customs. Overall, while both cultures restricted women's roles, Persian women generally had greater autonomy compared to their Greek counterparts.
How did drama affect civilization greek?
Drama affected the Greek civilization by giving them an oppurtinunity to enjoy something other than the mondane regular life, training and allowed women to get out of the home for something other than exercise or taking care of her children.
How did Alexander the Great introduce Greek ideas to Persians?
He married his senior soldiers to Persian women to breed a combined people, established model Greek cities as cultural centres, made Greek an official language of trade.
What did Ancient Greek clothing for men women and children look like?
they wore togas
What chores did the ancient Greek women do?
Cooking and cleaning. They also took care of children
When Alexander the Great conquered the Persian Empire how did Greek culture get spread throughout it?
Alexander consciously set out to Hellenise it. He established a hundred cities in the Greek tradition (most named Alexandria) as centres of Greek-style culture, with gymnasia, temples, architecture etc and citizenship rules. He married his generals to Persian women and brought the Persian aristocracy into his armies. Greek became the lingua franca of commerce. This provided a veneer of Greek civilisation which lasted until the collapse of the Hellenistic kingdoms established by his successors and the encroachment of Islamic culture.
How did the Greek goddess Artemis affect women?
Artemis was the goddess of the birth of a child; she was also protector of the girl child until marriage, as well as healer and -with Apollo - brought death to women.; such as in the myth of Niobe's children, where Apollo slayed the boys and Artemis the girls.
How did Alexander the Great spread Greek ideals?
He established over 70 Greek-style city-states, married thousands of his soldiers to Persian women, inducted Persian youths into his armies, and Greek as a lingua franca. His early death prevented greater implementation, and it remained as an upper class aspiration, with the majority of the disparate peoples retaining their own cultures.
In Greek mythology who married Chaos?
No one. Chaos was the beginning of the gods and had children without a women.
