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What were ancient Greeces athletics like?
they were some of the worlds deadliest people.
What were some of the greatest achievements of the Greek culture?
Some of the greatest achievements in the Greek culture of ancient times are found in the areas of art and science, as they valued creativity, on one hand, and, on the other, the acquisition of sure knowledge in more influential ways than other ancient civilizations. Their discovery (or, invention) of democracy, if only in limited form, is yet another of their greatest achievements.
What is Serena Williams greatest achievements?
There are a number of achievements that Serena Williams may consider her greatest. Some consider her fame her greatest achievement.
What were some of the muslim greatest academic and architecture achievements?
The Arabic Numeral System, The Chess and The Egyptians Pyramids are some of the greatest academic and architecture achievements.
What are some Ancient Roman achievements?
roads
Achievements of art in Augustan Age?
what are some achievements of ancient Rome Augustan Age
What are some of the greatest achievements of Liberia?
One of Liberia's greatest achievements is having the first Women president (Ellen Johnson) on the continent of Africa.
What were the greatest cultural achievements of Greek and Roman societies?
Some of Rome's achievements include its vast empire, army, ancient structures, The Twelve Tables, Roads, Buildings, Concrete, the Calender, Law, Medicine, Language, Clothing and the Justinian Code.
How did greeces mountains terrain and long coastline affect ancient Greece life?
It made it hard to grow some types of crops back then and ancient Greece was a peninsula(look it up)
What were some of the greatest achievements of the egyptians?
Undoubtedly the pyramids and temples they created.
What are some of the European Union's greatest achievements?
world war 2
What are some ancient Egyptian scientific achievements?
mathematics, architecture, medicine . . .
