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What did amphitrite rule over?
The sea, along with Poseidon.
What did Athena rule?
Athena ruled the city of Athens, which she won against Poseidon.
When did Athena rule?
OK Athena does not rule any thing she just helps her uncle Poseidon provide one gift for the Nation
Who were Zeus two brothers and where did they rule?
Hades ruled the underworld. Poseidon ruled the sea.
Why did Hades get sent of Olympus?
When he and his brothers (Zeus and Poseidon) were drawing lots to see who would rule where, Hades drew the Underworld and had to go there.
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