Because the Greeks invented drama, they worked with the basics of the form. With a crowd of people and minimal (but successful) effects, they were able to provide a shared experience without the overbearing nature of religious ceremony that dominated the past. This communal atmosphere opened the door to developing philosophy.
The Greek people and those who want to learn Greek.
The greek monster medusa turned people to stone.
Greek people come from the nation of Greece.
Ancient Greece did, in fact, come before the birth of Jesus Christ. That is, its origins and early development, its Classical Period, its dissemination in the Hellenistic Period, and then its decline in the 2nd century B.C.E. -- all occurred before Christ's birth during the early years of the Roman Empire.
The Greek columns were so important to the people, since it provided them a temple and a memorization of people back then.
The agora served as an important social center for the Greek community. It was a public space where people gathered for discussions, commerce, and social interactions.
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Their goal was to help people with their psychological problems
because everyone in greek was bored and they needed entertainment! because everyone in greek was bored and they needed entertainment!
In ancient greek entertainment the Greeks had sports like swiming, boxing and much more. They also had plays and opras.
So that they could explain the world and how things were common like the changing seasons and exotic ones such as how people were first made. Also for entertainment and history.
greek stories about the gods are made for teaching and entertainment
they are used for entertainment.
Greek mythology was made into plays of all kinds. Comedy,Dramaetc
Social structure is buildings and statues also communicating with people na dhaving sex in public areas.
Chryssoula Lascaratou has written: 'The language of pain' -- subject(s): Data processing, Greek language, Modern, Lexicology, Modern Greek language, Pain, Psycholinguistics, Psychological aspects, Psychological aspects of Modern greek language