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In ancient Greece, being self-sufficient (or "autarky") was generally viewed positively, as it signified independence and the ability to provide for oneself without relying on others. This was particularly valued in agricultural communities, where self-sufficiency meant stability and resilience. However, in the context of city-states like Athens, which thrived on trade and cultural exchange, excessive self-sufficiency could be seen as isolating and detrimental to social and economic development. Thus, while it had its merits, the value of self-sufficiency varied based on the specific societal context.
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What is Greece's bird?
no thing
A political and culture center in Greece?
the city thing was the ATHENS. have a good cristmas
Is greek and Greece the same thing?
Greece is the name of the country and the Greek are the people who live there in the country of Greece
Was homosexuality a cause of the fall of the Grecian Empire?
No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.No, for two reasons. One, Greece never had an empire so there was no empire to fall. Two, what we consider to be homosexuality, was a cultural thing in ancient Greece and had nothing to do with the civic conditions that caused the cities of Greece to be conquered.
Why did Greece not become a democracy?
Greece's Current presidency IS a democracy....The thing is that there is no such thing as a true democracy anymore. But THEORETICALLY it's a democracy based country. Just like he U.S.:)
Tell you one thing that Greece invented?
They invented everything.
What is Zeus famous for?
Zeus is the "God" of the "Gods"...He is the ultimate god.His Lightning Bolts are the most powerful thing in the world.Zeus was famous for being the king of all gods and to look after the whole of greece.
How are Greece myths different from ancient Greece?
The truth is that there is no difference. The only thing that makes you think that there is a difference is the name. The Greek myths are all from the ancient times, hence "Ancient Greece"
What is Greece date implementation?
1832, this is when Greece was founded but implementation means when something started so it should mean basically the same thing.
Is there such thing as Bulgaria as a country?
yes. It is next to Greece, Turkey, Serbia and Macedonia
What subjects do children learn in Greece?
The same thing you learned in school but in Greek
What are the differences and similarities between your government today and that of ancient Greece?
every thing
