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Oh honey, Athena would rock a power suit with killer heels, no doubt. She's all about that boss babe energy. But let's be real, she'd probably add some subtle nods to her ancient roots with some gold accessories or a flowing gown for those special occasions. Athena doesn't play around when it comes to style.
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What is a modern day analysis of Athena the greek goddress?
answer my question!
What is a modern day connection to the Greek god Athena?
Minerva Oil
What would you wear if you were dressing up as a modern day Aphrodite?
a mini dress or wig
How can Medusa's story be applied to modern day life?
It would apply by learning the moral of the story: Respect other people. The reason would be because Poseidon and Medusa were not respecting Athena by being together in her temple. For this reason, Athena turned Medusa into a monster.
Why might Athena be considered as a problematic figure for modern day feminism?
Athena may be considered as a problematic figure for modern day feminism because she is the goddess of war and justice but she always helos the men out and gives the men justice but never the females
What is Athena's affect on modern culture?
Athena can be found on the Congressional Medal of Honor in the United States. She's also featured on coins worldwide. She has been the basis for characters in modern-day literature as well for children's toys. Athena is also featured reverently at many colleges and universities.
What do pawnees wear?
what do the Pawnee wear? We wear "regular" or modern-day clothes like everybody else.
What day did Athena die?
Athena did not die on any day. In Greek mythology Athena was a immortal goddess.
What kind of armor did the soldiers wear?
they didnt wear armor if you mean modern day times
What kinds of armor did soldiers wear?
they didnt wear armor if you mean modern day times
What day and year was Athena born?
No, mythology does not give us Athena's day and year of birth.
What did Athena do to Medusa?
Athena turned Medusa into a monster with snakes for hair. Whenever someone looked at Medusa after she was cursed, they would be turned to stone. Athena did this to Medusa because Medusa was one of Poseidon's lovers and they one day met in Athena's temple.
