Who Artemis related to and how?

Answer 1

Artemis is a ancient Greek goddess, whom we know of now because of discovering the religion of ancient Greece. She relates because many aspects of her character are seen in women today, and in literature and movies and these aspects are drawn upon and remembered by a wide range of people today, as most students study Greek myths. She is, for example, remembered in animal rights, in woman's rights, and in many activists names that might use her remembered as a deity.

Answer 2

Artemis was a Greek goddess of hunting, wilderness and wild animals. She was also a goddess of childbirth, and the protectress of the girl child up to the age of marriage. She was also - with Apollo - bringer of sudden death and disease--Artemis targetted women and girls, and Apollon men and boys.

A minor planet, (105) Artemis; a lunar crater; the Artemis Chasma and the Artemis Corona (both on Venus) have all been named for her.

Answer 3

she is related to us today because she is beautiful and strong woman. yes she has jealousy like us. she is courageous and has a lot of pride just like us

Answer 4

Her name is used in activist groups - mostly women and animals, as well ships are named for her and many things newly discovered or hard to reach - such as those in science or space.

Answer 5

Artemis was the Greek Goddess of Hunting.

Answer 6

In Greek Mythology Artemis was the twin sister of Apollo. And the daughter of Zeus and the nymph Leto.

Answer 7

she influence us by hunting andchild birth so then now we have to do this to day its so sad :(

Answer 8

The Greek and Roman gods form part of our classical history/mythology. Belief in this pantheon faded with the advent of Christianity.