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What did Apollo provide to the world?
Apollo is the god of sun, so common sense suggests that he gives the world the sun and also is the one in mythology that moved the sun across the sky. (except the Egyptian mythology.
What was the 2 most common themes of propaganda in World War 1?
Two common themes of propaganda in World War 1 were demonizing the enemy as evil or inhumane and promoting patriotism and nationalism among the civilian population. These themes were used to rally support for the war effort and create a sense of unity and purpose among the people.
How are themes in literature like theme in the real world?
all literature is a reflection of reality; an abstraction of reality. The common themes we find in literature--love, death, jeliousy, social norms, politics, consumerism, disillusionment, greed, lust--are are common aspects of the world we live in.
What common themes are shared by World War 1 and World War 2?
In both wars, the Allies fought against Germany
Why are American black bears endangered?
It is not endangered. The most common bear in the world, listed as least concern.
When was Historical Atlas of World Mythology created?
Historical Atlas of World Mythology was created in 1983.
What is the ISBN of Historical Atlas of World Mythology?
The ISBN of Historical Atlas of World Mythology is 978-0912383002.
What are the four basic themes of art?
The four basic themes of art are nature, the human experience, mythology and religion, and social and political commentary. Nature explores the beauty and complexity of the natural world, while the human experience delves into emotions, relationships, and personal narratives. Mythology and religion often reflect cultural beliefs and stories, and social and political commentary addresses societal issues, challenging norms and provoking thought. These themes help artists convey messages and connect with audiences across time and cultures.
World tree in Norse mythology?
The world tree in Norse Mythology was called Yggdrasil, and it connected all the nine worlds together.
What role do one-eyed gods play in ancient mythology and how do they influence the stories and beliefs of different cultures?
One-eyed gods in ancient mythology often symbolize wisdom, knowledge, and foresight. They are typically associated with themes of sacrifice, transformation, and the ability to see beyond the physical world. In different cultures, one-eyed gods like Odin in Norse mythology and Horus in Egyptian mythology are revered for their unique perspectives and powers. Their stories and beliefs influence cultural values, rituals, and traditions, shaping how people understand the world and their place in it.
In greek mythology how was the world divided after the war?
which war of all? greek mythology is filled with wars...
What was the myth of the world creation in mythology?
Whose mythology? Every culture has their own Creation story.
