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ancient Greece and Rome
Ancient Greece and ancient Rome were both similar and different in many ways. For starters, they both had similar art and architecture. But Greece made their art and architecture more ornate and fancy. The Romans also used an alphabet similar to the Greeks. It was slightly changed, but Greek none the less. Another thing that the Romans had in common with Greece was their gods. Pretty much all the Roman gods were based off of the Greeks. Hope this helped. :D
Ancient Greece was not a country. The Greek world was comprised of a couple of thousand independent city-states of various sizes, with a similar cultural heritage, spread around the Mediterranean and Black Seas.
Greece was an empire, then Rome was an empire. Since they were from similar times, they had similar traits.
Gorham Phillips Stevens has written: 'The setting of the Periclean Parthenon' -- subject(s): Parthenon (Athens, Greece)
Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark and Princess Alice of Battenburg
His predecessors Cyrus and Cambyses extended it from Libya in the west to to central Asia. Darius made minor extensions in Thrace, Macedonia and today's Pakistan.
The Apennines is the name of the mountain range that runs down the center of Italy. It runs the entire north-south extent of the Italian peninsula. In the north, it therefore meets the Alps of Europe.Its name in Italian is 'Appennini', which is pronounced 'ahp-pehn-NEE-nee'. It takes its name from the original Latin 'Appenninus'. The Latin proper noun in turn came from the Latin word 'penne' for 'quill, feather', which was in reference to the range's shape.
of course they were
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Tigers are not naturally occuring in Greece, but can probably be found in zoos and similar.
Both countries have Adriatic seaside
They traded with each other.
monuments can be found in italy and greece
They both believe in Gods and Goddesses.