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Ancient Greece is the foundation of western civilization. Even the Romans borrowed from the Greeks and our world is based on Greek myths, art, government, buildings, and philosophy. If you have gone to any of the Marvel films those stories are based on Greek myth. The Swish on the Addas shoes are wings of the Greek goddess Nike. Look at your city hall pictures of the state capital or national capital the buildings are copied from the Greeks with their use of columns and the dome was invented by ancient Rome.
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Why was Olympia so important to the ancient Greeks?
It was the first place to hold the Olympic games
Why was Hermes important to ancient Greeks?
Hermes was the messenger god so he delivered messages to the gods.
Why is Dionysious important to the Greeks?
because he was the God who gave the greeks inspiration.
What became the most important language during the Hellenistic age time period and why was it important?
Greek because so the Greeks could understand the Bible.
In what ways is America like Greek culture?
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Why is hades so important to the Greeks?
why's hades important to the greeks
Was Anubis important to other societies?
Not obviously so, no. The Greeks associated him with Hermes, and the Romans with Mercury. So not so important.
Why was posiden important to Greeks?
He was the god of the sea. The Greeks used the sea a lot to travel so they relied on Poseidon to make the travels safe for the Greeks. Also he was important because the sea provided protection for Greece.
Why is an olive tree so important to Greeks?
because it was a gift from Athena
Why was trade so important to ancient Greeks?
they had a connection to the Aegean sea
Why do Greeks believe hospitality is so important?
It's simply part of their culture. Greeks are just naturally hospitable I guess.
Why is Hermes important to the Greeks?
He was important to the Greeks. he was because he was the messenger of the gods so he delivered stuff back and forth for the gods Sorry kind of short answer hope it helps! :)
Why was Hestia the goddess of hearth so important to the Greeks?
Hestia is important because she is the protector of home and of the City.
Why was the sea so important to the Greeks?
That was where their food came from and the main way they traveled.
Why is dionysus considered so important to the Greeks?
dionysus is so important to the Greeks because he was whom taught humans to grow, harvest, make and enjoy wine. he also taught humans to party and have a good time. thanks!! :D
Why was Olympia so important to the ancient Greeks?
It was the first place to hold the Olympic games
Why were the gods so important to both the Greeks and Romans?
For the same reasons as Allah is important to Muslims, and the Christian God to Christians.
