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Early greek civilizations (Cycladic, Minoan, Mycenean) were infuenced from Egypt mainly in regard of maritime technology and not so much in what we now regard as culture. Both mesopotamian and Greeks learned iron working from the Hittites (present day Turkey) around the 11th century B.C. and Greeks got the alphabet from the Phoinicians (present day Syria). Studies in seeds (plants) evolution show that agriculture started in Mesopotamia in the 9th millennium BC and from there to the southern Europe and beyond. Also pottery (with the use of the high speed pottery wheel) was most likely started in that region. Further more is believed that mesopotamian civs were the first to write laws (Hammurabi), and built roads (along with Hittites) as a government project (something that the Roman is creadited for).
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How did the Roman inherit the Greek legacy?
they didnt
From which civilization did most of their gods originate from Greek mythology?
Most of the gods in Greek mythology originated from the ancient Greek civilization.
Mesopotamia means the land between the rivers?
Yes, Mesopotamia means "the land between the rivers" in ancient Greek [1]. It is a historic region of West Asia within the Tigris-Euphrates river system [2], and it was bordered by two rivers - the Tigris in the east and the Euphrates in the west. Home to the Sumerians, Babylonians, and Assyrians, Mesopotamia is often referred to as the cradle of civilization.
To what areas did Greek settlers spead Hellenic culture?
Greek culture spread as far as southern Italy, Sicily, and the Mediterranean coast of France(Nice), and eastward throughout the coast of Asia Minor. Later, with Alexander the Great, it spread into Mesopotamia and northern Egypt.
What was the first mainland in Greek civilization?
The Hellenic civilization began in continental Europe. The Minoans were not Hellenes.
How did Alexander the Great spread Greek's idea?
India, Mesopotamia, Asia Minor, Egypt
Which came first the founding of ancient Greece or ancient Rome?
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How far did Alexander the Great spread greek ideas?
India, Mesopotamia, Asia Minor, Egypt
What ancient civilization did not develop in Mesopotamia?
Chinese, Egyptian, Phoenician, Greek, Mayan, etc etc etc.
What ancient civilization made on impact on Greek culture?
Mostly Egypt and Persia.
What are the two rivers that frame Mesopotamia?
The word 'Mesopotamia' comes from ancient Greek where the meso means 'between' or 'middle' and Potamia means 'rivers' - the land between rivers.The rivers in questions were and are the 'Tigris' and the 'Euphrates'.Mesopotamia (the area round modern day Iraq) was an ancient civilization contemporary with ancient Egypt.
What civilization contributed more to world history ancient Greek or ancient Egypt?
ancient greeks
How did Greek civilization spread to the near east?
Greek culture spread to Egypt and Asia Minor when Alexander the Great conquered the region.
Which two distinct cultures emerged along the aegean while the civilizations of Egypt and Mesopotamia still flourished?
Greek and Phoenician.
What is Mesopotamia often called?
Cradle of civilization
Why was Alexander the Great a famous greek hero?
Because he was able to rule and take over greek kingdoms and spread greek culture around
What is the area south of upper Egypt called?
The kingdom just south of Upper Egypt was KUSH or NUBIA depending on whether you use the indigenous name or the Greek name for that civilization.
