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How might the difficulty of travel have been a benifit to the Greeks?
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How might the difficulty of mountian travel have been a benefit to the greeks?
People were a able to create their own governments..
How might the difficulty of mountains travel have been a benefit to the Greek?
It could let each community develop different customs.as a result the people created their own governments.
Comment dire bonjour en grec antique?
Reaching back a looooong way and making a guess, 'say goodbye to the ancient Greeks' or 'tell the ancient Greeks goodbye' might be a translation. And that's a definite maybe.
Did ancient Greeks have driveways?
No. they didnt have cars. They might have had some form of roads for traveling with carts, walking, and other things though.
Why might the greeks become more interested in making money for themselves rather than other city state after the peloponnesian war?
they need money
How might the difficulty of mountian travel have been a benefit to the greeks?
People were a able to create their own governments..
How might the difficulty of mountain travel have benefit to the Greeks?
It could let each community develop different customs.as a result the people created their own governments.
How might the difficulty of mountains travel have been benefit to the Greeks?
It could let each community develop different customs.as a result the people created their own governments.
Why did Greeks travel by land?
they were afraid Zeus might blast them out of the sky
How might the difficulty of mountain travel has been a benefit to the Greeks?
It could let each community develop different customs.as a result the people created their own governments.
Did Marco Polo have any travel difficulties?
Well he did face mountain ranges but he did get past it so it really wasn't a difficulty but he might have faced bad weather (probably not though).
What are the benefits of having mountains ancient Greece?
The difficulty of mountains might be a benefit to the Greeks because they would be more safe.
Why might ancient Greeks be so interested in fate?
Greeks were incredibly interested in fate. Greeks were interested in fate because they did not believe in life after death.
What would happen if one occipital lobe stopped working?
The person might have difficulty understanding what he or she is hearing or with strong and retrieving memories associated with the senses.
What might be the result if a person's cerebellum was damaged?
Damage to the cerebellum can result in issues with coordination, balance, and motor control. This can lead to symptoms such as difficulty walking, tremors, clumsiness, and slurred speech. Treatment may involve physical therapy to help improve motor function.
What might be the result if a persons temporal lobe was damaged?
The person might have difficulty understanding what he or she is hearing or with strong and retrieving memories associated with the senses.
Why might a biographer or Borglum have difficulty describing what his subject was doing before 1901?
He might have difficulty describing what his subject was doing because before 1901 he led a life of a vagabond and never settled.
