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Who did Athene quarrel over with for the name of Greece's most important town?
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What was one of Greece's most important event?
i think that one of greeces most important event was the olympics
What are Greeces most popular inventions?
your face dome
Who did Athena quarrel with over the naming of Greece's most important town?
If by Greece's most important town you meant Athens. It was Poseidon that Athena quarreled with over it's naming.
Which nation helped most to bail out Greeces failing economy?
Germany***
What is the most important element in the world?
Oxygen or Carbon. This is a question that people quarrel about. I am in 5th grade, but my science teacher has good experience. Everything needs Oxygen, but everything in the universe is made of Carbon.
What was the main religion in ancient Athens?
Most Athenians were believers in Greek Mythology. Athenians in particular dedicated the Parthenon to Pallas Athene.
What is the name of the lady figure head at the front of the ship in Jason and the Argonauts?
A ship was built and the finest young heroes in Greece joined the crew, some of the heroes came at the bidding of Athene. The ship was called the Argo, meaning Swift. The Argo was inspired by Athene and constructed by a man named Argos to be the most magnificent and seaworthy ship ever built. The keel of the Argo was made of oak which Athene cut in Dodona and endued with a human voice. The crewmembers of the Argo were called Argonauts, i.e. Argo Seaman. When the Argo set sail, the Nymphs of Mount Pelion marveled as they beheld the work of Athene.
What is the most usual legend of Athena?
Today the most commonly told myth of Athene is that instead of being born she sprang, fully armed, from the brow of Zeus. But of course she is much older than Zeus.
What are greeces natural resources?
Ancient Greece--The sea was basically the only most important natural resource because Greece lacked many natural resources such as precious metals, although they had stone for building. The sea provided highways which allowed people in Greece to travel and trade. Also it provided many seafood and fish.
Which ancient greek person is most closely associated with science?
Hermes, the messenger god, was also the god of science and invention. Hephaestus, and Athene also covered some areas of science and invention.
What was the ancient Athens beliefs?
Do you mean present-day, or classical Athens? Presently, Athens is an orthodox Christian place. In the classical Athens, they believed in the Greek pantheon, with Pallas Athene being the most important to them.
What is an Unprovoked attack in a quarrel of war?
I'd suggest there is no such thing as unprovoked. The attacker always responds to something he found offensive. In Japan's case, it was the oil embargo and an exaggerated sense of entitlement. Justification is the variable. It would be a foolish aggressor who telegraphed his intentions to attack, surprise being one of the most important aspects of engagement.
