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This accolade should probably be shared between Greek and Roman civilizations although Roman culture and influence was probably much more widespread.
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Which European country whose art philosophy and science formed the basis of western civilization?
Greece and rome
What European country whose art philosophy and science formed the basis of western civiliation?
Greece an Rome
What groups were formed mainly by Western European countries to promote defensive and economic cooperation in Europe?
The European Union.
What group was formed mainly by Western European countries to promote defensive and economic cooperation in Europe?
The European Union
What religions formed European civilization?
European civilization is based on countries, empires and peoples, and their technical and scientific advancement, not religion. Europe is formed on the base of Roman Empire, which itself took influence from ancient Greece, which took influence from Egypt and Near Eastern cultures like Assyrians, Babylonians and Sumerians.
Was formed to unify western Europe and increase its economic strength?
The European Economic Community, which was founded in 1957 and is now known as the European Union.
What is the name of the military organizations that the us and western European nations formed after World War 2?
NATO .
What was the organization formed by the US and Western European nations as a defense against an attack by an outside entity?
ANSWER Nato
What is the name of the military organization that the us and western European nations formed after world war 2?
NATO .
What is the defensive allies formed in 1949 by ten Western European countries?
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization [NATO]
Did France break away from another country?
France is the oldest-formed European country. It did not break away from any other.
Why do people visit the roman colosseum?
It is considered an example of the style of public buildings, and reflects on activities in that civilization. Roman civilization formed an important part of European development. [Laws, theatre, poetry etc]
