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The Greeks were the first civilized European. They were taught by the Africans of the Nile(Egyptians).Every European nation since Alexander the great has modeled themselves after Greeks but inturn the Greeks model Egyptians.
dionysus is so important to the Greeks because he was whom taught humans to grow, harvest, make and enjoy wine. he also taught humans to party and have a good time. thanks!! :D
He was the god who taught humans to grow, harvest, make and enjoy wine.
Inti is the sun god and he taught his kinds the art of civilization and sent them to earth to instruct mankind.
Inti is the sun god and he taught his kinds the art of civilization and sent them to earth to instruct mankind.
Masonry is learned from being taught by people who are already masons.
The Greeks were the first civilized European. They were taught by the Africans of the Nile(Egyptians).Every European nation since Alexander the great has modeled themselves after Greeks but inturn the Greeks model Egyptians.
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It was the Phoenicans
The people of Greece
The Natives Americans taught the Whites how to hunt.
The main values that Homer taught in his epic poetry were bravery and honor. He gave the Greeks idols such as Odysseus, Achilles and Hector to live up to.
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dionysus is so important to the Greeks because he was whom taught humans to grow, harvest, make and enjoy wine. he also taught humans to party and have a good time. thanks!! :D
They still had all of the teachers and the grown ups just put all the kids back into the schools...it's one of these:They discovered old scrolls left behind by the Minoans and Mycenaeans.They adapted the Phoenician alphabet to their own languageThey learned Sumerian cuneiform and changed it over the years.The Macedonians taught them to write after they were conquered by Alexander the Great.
He was the god who taught humans to grow, harvest, make and enjoy wine.
The blending of Greek, Hellenistic, and Roman traditions produced what is knownas Greco-Roman civilization.