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the land was very difficult to farm because the land wasn't very level
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Why was Apollo important to the Greeks?
because he was the sun god, many believed if the sun did not come out , they would not have enough energy for themselves and for the crops.
What is so special about plains?
Plains are special because animals roam there and farmers grow there crops there.
How did Greeks worship Greek god Apollo?
Like many of the other greek gods they would sacrifice things such as crops or animals, (in most cases, like 99% humans would not me sacrificed) they might pray to them either at home or in the temples that they built for them.
What are the three crops and animals ancient Greeks raised?
Cattle, Sheep, Geese and Donkeys. Horses were very rare and expensive. Cattle were used for plowing and trained as Oxen. Sheep were cooked and eaten. Geese layed eggs and were eaten.
To who did Egypt farmers sell there crops?
Egyptian farmers would use most of their crops for their own consumption. A very small portion of their crops were sold at markets. Peasants would use their crops as a form of payment for taxes, medicine, and goods needed for their survival. Trade was another practice with the Greeks and Romans to obtain foods that the Egyptians could not grow themselves.
The Greeks did not raise traditional crops and animals because?
the land was very difficult to farm because the land wasn't very level
Why the Greeks didn't raise traditional crops and animals?
The land was difficut to farm
What were the Minoans characteristics?
Mycenae is a city on top of a hill surrounded by a fortified castle [Acropolis]. Attached here below you can see how it is currently the city.
An economy where most people spend their time growing crops or herding animals is called a?
traditional economy
An economy where most people spend their time growing crops or herding animals is called?
Traditional economy
What did the ancient Greeks have a hard time doing because there were few rivers?
they didnt grow much crops
How come animals eat animals?
Animals eat other animals because they are carnivors, herbavors eat just palnts/crops and omlivors eat both aniamls and plants/crops. But we can't help it because it's passed down from mother to baby and it's completely natural
how does a traditional economy answer the three economic questions?
SDD- you are thinking of a market economy.In a traditional economy handcrafts, farm animals and farming crops are produced.It is produced by the family unit or in small tribes/collectives all local to the area it is consumed in.
How does a traditional economy answer the three basic economic questions.?
SDD- you are thinking of a market economy.In a traditional economy handcrafts, farm animals and farming crops are produced.It is produced by the family unit or in small tribes/collectives all local to the area it is consumed in.
What is Growing crops herding animals or even hunting and gathering?
These are traditional methods of food production where crops are cultivated, animals are raised for consumption, and food is gathered from the wild through hunting and foraging. These practices have been the foundation of human food systems for thousands of years and are still prevalent in many parts of the world today.
Why was Apollo important to the Greeks?
because he was the sun god, many believed if the sun did not come out , they would not have enough energy for themselves and for the crops.
Advantage and disadvantage of traditional farming?
Advantages to traditional farming include there not being as much interference with the crops. This makes the crops healthier, because of fewer pesticides. Disadvantages to traditional farming include the fact that a lot more work is involved in everything from planting to harvesting.
