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Why was Aphrodite so important to Greece and what made her so important?
Because Greece needed love and beaty
Why did the Greeks rely so much on Greek Mythology?
it was they're way of life. if they had a question or a dilemma, they would look to the gods of sanctuary. it was their way out of ignorance.
What would have been 100 apaxmai value?
Greece uses Apaxmal money. If something is worth 100 Apaxmal, it is something similar to a CD. That is how much you would pay in Greece for something so small.
In ancient Greece what was considered a marriage proposal?
Throwing an apple at a woman was considered a marriage proposal in ancient Greece..Yes it may sound ridiculous but it is very much true so I've learned from an encyclopedia.
Why did greek develop trade with other regions?
Trwaing were many peopoles jobs so they ilked to eat stuff lke that and have it too
What countries have so little fertile farmland they rely on the sea for food and trade?
Greece
Why was water important to trade in Greece?
Water was important to trade in Greece because Greece is a peninsula surrounded by water, so in order to trade with the others, they had to sail across oceans and seas. That was because they had to sail on water. This is why water was important to trade in Greece.
Why does Greece trade with Canada?
idk i am looking for it to i am so confused no good websites
Was the Persian and greece war over trade routes?
No, the Persians wanted to control Greece. But Greece wanted to be independent so they revolted against the Perisna rule
What role did geography play in how the Greeks obtained food?
Greece was a very rocky and supported the growth of only a few crops so people relied on trade for food. Novanet
Why was seafaring trade so importaint to the ancient greek economy?
Greece was surounded by water and it was the eaisiest way to get trade form other countries.
Why did ancient Greece migrate so much?
why did ancient greeks move so much
What role did geography play in how Greeks obtained food?
Greece was very rocky and supported the growth of only a few crops, so the people relied on trade for food
Why is Greece in so much trouble?
Government spends more then it can make.
How is Greece's economy different from Italy's economy?
You posted this question under "Ancient Greece" as well as 'Greece" in general, so it's unclear which comparison you are after. Briefly: Ancient Greece - as today's Greece - is mountain-covered with few arable areas. Greece's mountains also caused the development of separate city-States instead of a more unified State and economy. Its economy was a mix of rural and trade-based: especially the coastal cities mostly lived by trade and established colonies all across the Mediterranean. Rome was much more expansionist and although its domestic economy was mostly rural, it early on started adding tax income and tribute from other regions to its national income. Today, Italy is the much more industrialized economy. Greece's industry always remained small-scale. Its tourism income is a much more important source of revenue in relation to its total income than it is in Italy. In that sense you could call Greece's economy much more 'services-oriented'.
What did ancient Egypt want in trade?
They had to trade, because they were in the middle of the desert, and there were not many trees. So, they traded with Mesopotamia, or Greece or somthing so they could get furniture, clothes, silk, spices, and alot of other daily stuff. -Lauren
Why do you walk so much in Greece?
Because there is no flying pigs to transport people.
