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Many men in Ancient Greece acted as eromenos ("beloved") to older men from puberty to their late 20's, and then acted as erastes ("lover") to younger men. Homosexuality as we know it didn't exist in Ancient Greece. Straight and bisexual men could also take part in these relationships. Some men had homosexual urges for their entire lives. Some men could never have any kind of romantic contact with another man after that.
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When more than one cultural group lives in an area this is called an?
Cultural diffusion By doctor. Nomy
What is most closely associated with cultural anthropology?
Social Sciences
What is the definition cultural knowledge mean?
Cultural knowledge refers to information and understanding about the customs, traditions, beliefs, language, and practices of a particular group of people or society. It includes awareness of cultural norms, values, and history that shape the way individuals within that group interact and live their lives.
How did some enslaved Africans deal with the hardships of their lives?
Some enslaved Africans dealt with the hardships of their lives by forming communities and support networks with their fellow enslaved individuals, practicing their cultural and religious beliefs in secret, and resisting their enslavement through rebellions, escapes, and acts of defiance.
What is sociocultural age?
Sociocultural age refers to the age at which an individual is expected to act or behave based on societal norms and expectations. It takes into account the cultural context in which a person lives and the influence of social factors on their behavior.
What were the ancient Greeks lives like?
Their lives were stupidly sexual
How were the lives of ancient Greeks like?
tough and happy
What did the ancient Greeks aim for in all aspects of their lives?
peace
How may gods did the Greeks have?
Hundreds, each one related to a different aspect of their ancient lives.
How were the ancient Greeks ingenious?
The ancient Greeks invented many items which impacted our lives (such as founding the Olympic Games)
What are some of the examples of how geography affect the lives of the ancient Greeks?
Geography significantly influenced the lives of ancient Greeks by shaping their political organization, trade, and agriculture. The mountainous terrain led to the development of independent city-states, such as Athens and Sparta, each with its own governance and culture. Proximity to the sea facilitated maritime trade and cultural exchange, making seafaring a vital part of their economy. Additionally, limited arable land encouraged the Greeks to cultivate olives and grapes, which became staples of their diet and trade.
How did ancient Greeks control their world around them?
The greeks used their strong armor to live through out there lives like they lived in a unstable dangerous time period
What did wealthy Ancient Greeks do during the day?
The upper classes of Ancient Greeks studied, held feasts, wrote, attended theatrical productions, and engaged in public debates and oration. They led complex and multi-faceted lives.
What famous Greek from Ancient Macedonia did Plutarch feature in his book lives of the noble Greeks and Romans?
Alexander the Great.
What are some of the areas of our lives that ancient Greeks culture still has influence over today?
Olympics, government ,and math styles
How did the gods myths and morals affects the ancient Greeks daily lives?
they made the world and world a different place when they lived their.
Why did Greeks pray to gods?
For the ancient Greeks religion was not separate from culture or reality. They found the god and goddesses in their experience and adjusted their lives to the demands of the deities. All public and private events involved the deities because their favor was sought. The ancient Greeks felt that if they were moral and just that the deities would reward them.
