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The greek worship Athena because she's the patron goddess of the city, and all people goes to the temple of Athena to worship her because if they don't the goddess will not allow them to get foods from her.
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Who was the God the Greeks disliked?
Athena
How did the Greeks worship Neptune?
They did not. Neptune was a Roman god. But the Greeks built temples to their sea god, Poseidon.
Why did the Greeks worship dionysus?
Because he was the god of wine.
Why do poseiden and Athena not get along?
Athena and Poseidon did not get along because they were rivals in being the Patron God of Athens. A contest was held to see which god could give Athenians a greater gift. Athena won by giving the Greeks an Olive tree.
Why did Athena give the Greeks an olive tree?
Poseidon and Athena had a contest to see which god/goddess would have a Greek city-state named after them. Poseidon made a spring, and Athena gave them an olive branch.
Who was the God the Greeks disliked?
Athena
Did humans respect the god Athena?
Greeks did.
Why was Athena important to the Greeks?
Athena was important to the Ancient Greeks because she was the god of Athens, wisdom, weaving and heroic endeavor
Who is god number 4 of the Greeks?
Athena or Athene
How did Pallas Athena treat her worshipers?
Pallas Athena is a god among the ancient Greeks.
What are the meanings of Athena's symbols?
Mostly owl for wisdom. Athena is often depicted with Nike, the god of victory, for (no way) victory.
How did the Greeks worship Neptune?
They did not. Neptune was a Roman god. But the Greeks built temples to their sea god, Poseidon.
What was the scared Tree of the Greeks?
Olive tree where Athena and another god fought over and Athena won
Why did the Greeks worship dionysus?
Because he was the god of wine.
Why are people scared of Athena?
Athena is a god, and if you disobey what she says, you can get punished. (According to Greeks believing in Greek myths.)
How did Greeks worship the Greek god Zeus?
by making the olympic games
Who was greek god of battle stradegy?
The Greeks didn't view battle that way. The god of violent conflict was Ares. The god of defensive combat was Athena.
