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Huge marble statues that were usually carvings of Greek gods, goddesses, sorcerers, or philosophers. Also, they built enormous marble temples that were usually built for the Greek gods and goddesses. I do believe the temple on the Acropolis is a temple built for either Athena or Nike.
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What is the past tense of mark?
The past of mark is marked.
What marked Socrates as unique in Athens?
he was setnenced to death for his opinoins
What is the past of mark?
Marked is the past participle of mark.
What marked Socrates' case as unique in Athens?
he was sentenced to death for his opinions.
What marked Socrates case as unique Athens?
he was sentenced to death for his opinions.
Why was the golden age of Athens marked by power wealth and art?
Because the Athens were powerful, wealthy, and they made a lot of amazing art
What is the past participle of mark?
Marked is the past participle of mark.
Catchy newspaper titles to do with Athens?
"Ancient Capital: Exploring Athens' Rich History" "Olympian City: Uncovering the Secrets of Athens" "From Acropolis to Modernity: Athens' Everlasting Charm" "Athena's Legacy: The Timeless Beauty of Athens"
When did Athens ended?
Athens is still there so hasn't ended. Unfortunately, like most places that were founded during ancient times, they are not the centre of the universe ,as they were then, but Athens is the capital of Greece, and all its important buildings are there, just as in ancient times...the ruins of the past are a sight to see, I have been and soaked up the past.
What event marked the end of Athens' political supremacy in the Greek world in 413 BC?
The Pelopponesian war.
What marked the end of the Peloponnesian War?
The surrender of the beseiged city of Athens to the the Peloponnesian land and naval forces led by Sparta.
Is marked an adverb?
No, it is not an adverb. The word marked is a past tense verb (and past participle) and can be used as an adjective. The related adverb is "markedly" but means to a substantial or noticeable degree (e.g. markedly different standards).
