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What is the hill in Greece where many of their temples where built?
The Acropolis
Where did the Greeks build their temples?
Acropolis, the highest point in the city
Where did the ancient Greeks build their temples?
Acropolis, the highest point in the city
How were the acropolis and agora important in a polis?
The acropolis was primarily the high ground which provided a defensive fortress,, and also provided temples for the gods and also a repository for assets placed under protection of the gods. The agora was a meeting ground which also was used as a market, usually surrounded by public buildings.
What the Acropolis might have looked like?
Acropolis looks like most Greek temples. It was once a church and then a mosque and now it's just a temple.
What is the highest point of elevation of the greek city state where temples can be found?
The acropolis.... I think
What was an acropolis used for?
Initially the defensive hill-fort of a city, then expanding to temples and treasury.
What is a hill in a greek city where temples and government buildings are located called?
It is called an acropolis.
What type of building did the Greeks build on the acropolis?
They built special buildings, such as temples and theaters
What is the name given to the high part'' of Athens where important monuments and temples were built?
The Acropolis.
All of the temples at the Acropolis in Athens Greece are Doric style temples?
Not all of the temples at the Acropolis in Athens are built in the Doric style. While the Parthenon is a prominent example of Doric architecture, the Erechtheion features a unique combination of Ionic and other styles, particularly in its Caryatids. The Temple of Athena Nike is also an example of Ionic architecture. Thus, the Acropolis showcases a variety of architectural styles beyond just Doric.
Why was the acropolis important to city-state?
The acropolis (= high city) was the fort and refuge in a city. As the city grew up around it, it housed temples which were also used as treasuries.
