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Did Greek city states have their own gods?
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.
What is the greek word for citystate?
Polisπόλις
What Greek city-state was interested in learning and culture?
Athens
Which city replaced Athens as the center of Greek culture?
Alexandria
Why did Greek culture thrive even after the decline of Athens?
Because the romans respected their culture.
What were the characteristics of the 2 Greek citystate?
There are 5. Argos-Acting/Drama Corinth-Crafts/Arts Megara-Money/Cash Sparta-SPORTS ONLY, but major in sports Athens-Academic, Athletic, Perfect
Was The Greek culture the birth of democracy.?
The Greek culture gave birth to democracy since ancient greeks invented the term and used it in Athens for the first time.
What should we know about Athens?
It was a centre of culture and ambitious to expand and dominate the Greek world by force.
Who became leader of Athens after the Persian Wars and helped make it the center of Greek culture?
Pericles .
What is the capitol of Greek?
The capital of Greece is Athens. It is known for its historical landmarks, including the Acropolis and Parthenon, as well as its bustling city life and vibrant culture.
What city became the center of Greek culture during the late 500s BC and held that position for almost two hundred years?
Athens. It is still the capital today.
What city replaced Athens as the center culture of greek culture?
Athens, Greece, has been in existance since the 4th millennium BC. Its power has ebbed and waned during that time. About 300BC, it was Alexandria, located in the Nile delta of Egypt, that replaced Athens as the center of Greek culture.Athens, Greece, has been in existance since the 4th millennium BC. Its power has ebbed and waned during that time. About 300BC, it was Alexandria, located in the Nile delta of Egypt, that replaced Athens as the center of Greek culture.
