it was they're way of life. if they had a question or a dilemma, they would look to the gods of sanctuary. it was their way out of ignorance.
The Greek gods were not very good at solving probems so it usually ended up in war.
depnding on where they pooped to make the ground fertile they had to trade
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very important because the Greeks needed someone to rely on
The Greek gods were not very good at solving probems so it usually ended up in war.
Yes
The Greeks in Athens never had to rely on a system of representative government because their population was so small they could all easily participate.
Yes it does because most English comes from greek terminology.
Before Christianity reached the Celtic lands, The Celts transcribed their history orally, much like the Greeks. This is not, as many people believe, because the Celts could not write. They had just as much of an alphabet as the Greeks and Romans. They mainly used writing for menial purposes, such as coinage. They, however, believed that an oral tradition was more worthy of their stories. Professional Poets, known as Bards, would memorize the stories and traditions of their people. Most of these stories were lost, because of the Roman conquests, and those that survived have been altered, because Catholic monks saw some of the content as blasphemous and pagan. Thus, we rely greatly upon the Roman and Greek writers for information on these ancient people.
Greco-Roman influences are still seen today in several areas. In many instances the Greeks came up with the idea and the Romans adapted them to be practical. In the political field, the Greeks, or more properly the Athenians, came up with the idea of democracy which worked okay for Athens. The Romans agreed in principle with the Greek democracy, but found that it needed revisions in order to be practical in Rome. In architecture, we still have the columns, mostly Greek, but many of our public buildings have the Roman dome. In language, there are specialized vocabularies in law, medicine and science which rely heavily on either Greek or Latin, or both. Also, many of our common everyday words have Greek or Latin origins.
The Greeks relied on a combination of agriculture, trade, and the sea for their livelihoods. They cultivated crops such as olives and grapes and raised livestock, while also engaging in trade with neighboring regions to acquire goods not locally available. Additionally, their extensive maritime activities enabled them to connect with other cultures and expand their influence throughout the Mediterranean. Religion and mythology played a significant role in their society, providing a framework for understanding the world around them.
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Linkage relates to how much one module in a program must rely on another
Yes, Winston Churchill is often quoted as saying, "The Greeks will always do the right thing after they have tried everything else." This remark reflects a blend of admiration and exasperation regarding the Greek tendency to explore various options before arriving at a sensible solution. While the exact phrasing may vary, the sentiment captures Churchill's perspective on human behavior, particularly in times of crisis.
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