Greece

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Baklava is a deSSert (you eat it) in greece. There are no deSerts in greece. People often confuse dessert and desert.

Greece is just a horrible place, dont go there unless you want to lose one testicle, be diagnosed with aids, and be eaten alive by either a rancor or a mysterious rainbow-cotton dragon. Other than that its your decision.

yes

Rome-Athens-Santorini: 5 h 50' with Olympic Air

Greece doesnt have a pledge of alleginance.

Australia now eats more beans and lentils and uses Olive oil in most foods. They eat pork and lamb and also use tools like a mortar and pestle (for crushing herbs)

The Greek artist followed standards of beauty. They created statues based on the beliefs of Aristotle, Plato, and Socrates. The human body was to be in proportion with its own parts.

Yes..in the mall athens.

A Lamia house is in the style of the city of Lamia, Greece. The style may be found along the extreme southwest coast of Italy. That's the part of Italy where influences remain from the ancient settlement of the area by Greeks. The house tends to be smaller, but roomy and well organized. It tends to be built of stone.

Greece is very good but they aren't in form lately

Mykonos=Μύκονος

Delos=Δήλος

Santorini=Σαντορίνη

Crete=Κρήτη

I believe oculi were painted on the prow to help the ship always find its way home. [citation needed].

Seven maidens (girls) and seven youths (boys) were to be sent to Crete to feed the Minotaur every nine years.

Well if ur talking about Percy Jackson's sword its pronounced ana-kloo-ss-moss

GO PERCY JACKSON U ROCK

Compulsory education in Greece is 10 years. Kids start school in Kindergarden at the age of 5, and they have to stay at school until the age of 15-16. Continuing school until the age of 17-18 isn't compulsory, but almost everyone does.

It cut out the hundreds of other city-states in the Athenian empire who paid an annual tax to Athens but had no say or benefit from it, while half the citizens of Athens were on the public payroll living off them.

Absolutely not! It doesn't matter whether you are on an island or in the city, nor whether you are in a tiny rental or a 4 star hotel. The sewer systems simply are not equipped to handle anything other than normal human waste. All paper, etc, is to be placed in the "step cans" near the facilities.

Absolutely! Many Greek foods are already gluten free

-Greece was 10 million 100 years ago , now 10 million again

-Turkey was 10 million 100 years ago (Antolia and istanbul not ottoman empire) now 78 million

In Mykonos, Greece, the Hotel Tharrae of Mykonos is very popular. It has beautiful views, great architecture and design, and impressive customer service.

Defeat

The Ionian Sea is between Greece and southern Italy.

Defenetly the government

Cyprus has something for everyone. There are waterparks,lots of beaches,villas,spas,hotels,and a lot of nightlife.