Government.
Hope you make/made a 100 on the test!
Overpopulation. Language. Religion. Love of cultural activities. Addiction to warfare between themselves.
A language and gods and goddesses. There were leagues which oversaw religious and cultural matters, the most notable of which was the Delphic (or Great Amphictyonic) League. The Olympic Games was a religious festival in which the Greek city-states participated. Macedonia was not considered Greek. Philip II king of Macedonia was denied entry to the Olympics and had to fake up an ancestry linking him to an ancient Greek hero to get in. His soldiers could not speak or understand Greek easily, and Philip and his son Alexander the great had to have interpreters when they gave orders/briefings in Greek to combined Greek/Macedonian groups.
Both are polytheistic. With gods that are persons.
Democracy (Greek: Δημοκρατία).
They shared the language they spoke which was Greek. Also believed in Zeus as their cheif-god.
Government. Hope you make/made a 100 on the test!
Government. Hope you make/made a 100 on the test!
Overpopulation. Language. Religion. Love of cultural activities. Addiction to warfare between themselves.
Koinonos
Continues to promote cross-cultural relations.
they share the same beliefs,history,and languge
Cultural syncretism refers to when a group of people share a common culture or cultural trait.
Koinonos
Cultural syncretism refers to when a group of people share a common culture or cultural trait.
Greek of course. the Romans conquered the Greeks, forcing to share land with them.
cultural region
Greek circles, often referred to in the context of mathematics and geometry, typically describe a set of points that are equidistant from a central point, forming a circle. In a broader cultural context, "Greek circles" can also refer to social groups or networks that share common interests, often related to Greek heritage or culture. Additionally, in some contexts, the term may denote academic or scholarly gatherings focused on Greek studies.