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In what sense are modern universities similar to the agora of ancient Athens?
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Like the Agora, modern universities provide a place for scholars to share their knowledge with students.
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What sense are modern universities similar to agora of ancient Athens?
Like the Agora, modern universities provide a place for scholars to share their knowledge with students.
What city-state is Athens based on?
Modern Athens is based on the ancient city-state of Athens.
Where is the location of ancient Athens?
It was located on the Agean sea port in GreeceAthens, today, is still located in the same location as ancient Athens. The various temples and sites can still be found in modern Athens.
Which city held the first Olympics?
The ancient Olympics were held at Olympia, the first modern games were at Athens.
Why were the ancient and modern Olympics created?
because of the rules and reasons to compete
Did the colseum in Athens have anything to do with ancient Greek olympic games?
In ancient Greece Olympia was the venue for the games which took their name after this city: The Olympic games. They were not in Athens. The modern Olympic Games are different.
Where is the fisrt Olympics held?
Ancient: Olympia Greece in 776 BC Modern was Athens in 1896
What is the Greek word for Athens in Greek letters?
Ancient Σπάρτα (Sparta), modern Σπάρτη (Sparti)
What ancient civilization established the basis of western democracy?
Western democracy has a variety of ancient roots, but none runs deeper (or stronger) than Ancient Greece; in particular, the ancient city-state of Athens. It was in Athens that democracy first appeared in recorded history, and it is from Athens that modern advocates of democracy have taken at least partial inspiration for their own commitments to government "of the people, by the people, for the people."
How are Ancient Greek art and Modern Day Art similar?
They aren't.
Where was the first Oympics Games held?
Ancient Games: Greece Modern Games: Athens, Greece resumed in 1896
Who was an ancient Greek whose work laid out the foundation for modern histories?
Herodotus of Halicarnassus, followed by Thucydides of Athens.
