The goddess Artemis played an intriguing role in Greek mythology and religion. She was known as the "Mistress of Animals" and the protectress of children, but she was also a huntress and the goddess who could bring death with her arrows. Myths such as the one about Niobe show Artemis as a strong willed and powerful goddess, a female who could punish injustices against the gods with ferocious and deadly accuracy. Artemis was the daughter of Leto and Zeus (the ruler of the Greek gods). Together with her twin brother Apollo she enjoyed the status and privileges of an Olympian. And as an Olympian goddess, Artemis was free to pursue her interests, and was often found frolicking in the forests, accompanied by a band of nymphs.
Artemis is a whole goddess.
Artemis.
Artemis was a goddess herself. No other god had control over her.
I'm not sure if there is a god of childbirth but the goddess of childbirth is Artemis.
Artemis was the Greek goddess of the moon.
Hunting
Artemis weapon was a bow and arrows.
Artemis was immortal from her birth. Artemis was born of the god Zeus and the goddess Leto. The twin of Artemis is Apollo.
Er...Artemis is a GODDESS. Artemis's Roman name is Diana.
No, Artemis was an Olympian goddess. The Olympians are the main Greek gods, so that would make Artemis a major (not minor) goddess.
Artemis was a ancient Greek goddess, a female god, yes.
Artemis had sworn to be a maiden her whole life, so even if somebody wanted to marry her, she'd refuse and probably get very angry. No god requested to marry Artemis, though certainly many mortals would.