Greece

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It's the Greek name for the "Greek Republic". The Greeks call themselves "Hellenes", hence the adjective "Hellenic", ie "Greek". The name "Greece" is derived from Latin. The Greek word used for the country is "Hellas".

You would travel south.

The elevation in Greece depends on where one is in the country. The lowest point is at the Mediterranean Sea at 0 meters, and the highest point is Mount Olympus at 2,917 meters.

noo the Greeks came much after the the Ancient Egyptians. Egypt was the one of the first ever civilisations, if not the first

Athens is a very nice place to live with most modern European conveniences and really great seafood. Of course, Greece overall has a high level of unemployment, so there is a general agitation among the population that is hard to shake. There is also turmoil from the increasing migration from the Third World that arrives from Turkey and makes its way through Greece.

Nobody. That's the way it grew up. Greece was never united until they were all conquered by a single person. That would be Philip of Macedon, Battle of Chaeronea, 338 BC. Actually, pretty much everywhere in the world, city states pre-date empire.

The largest island that makes up Greece is Crete.

She is the greek goddess of the sun-rise and of the sun-set. She is the child of Apollo greek god of the sun. Eos would wake up each morning an cause the sun to rise. She is very pretty to the eye and is said to be the gates of heaven.

people in Greece drink wine, water, ouzo, beer, and others. in Greece people usually drink what normal Americans drink.

There are no actual deserts in Cyprus as there are in the Middle East- the nearest you get to such a thing are large areas of rough white stony ground dotted with scrubby bushes, stunted olive and fir trees, and thickets of brambles. However, none of these are large enough to have names of their own- they are usually bordered by farmland or by housing development, Cyprus being a small country and needing to make maximum use of it's land area.

The Greek word for slave is Doulos.

it is africa ok look on a map to find out hope it helped

Attica is indeed a prefecture of Greece. This is the prefecture were the Capital city of Greece, Athens, belongs too.

Mount Olympus is considered a fold mountain, which is the most common type of mountain. They get this name because the edges crumble when two plates collide while the mountain is being formed.

In geographical size? Well then England is bigger, and in population as well (which again is relevant to land mass). But Greece with all it's thousands I believe islands put together is almost as big as Italy I read somewhere. But no, England is bigger nonetheless.

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A random search for flights from Belfast City (BHD) to Athens (ATH) shows:

OPTION 1: 6hr 45min via London Heathrow (LHR)

BHD - LHR BMI - British Midland Airways Flt 89 Dep 03:30pm Fri

LHR - ATH British Airways Flt 634 Dep 06:40pm Fri

Flight Duration: 4hr 55min; Layover Time: 1hr 50min; Total Trip Time: 6hr 45min

The Black Sea, the Marmara Sea and the Aegean Sea are all between Turkey and mainland Europe.

• The city-states all spoke a common language. • The city-states were small and often had to depend on one another to survive. • The city-states met every year in a great athletic contest called the Olympics.

He pretended he would bring Athenian navy over to Persia in the battle of Salamis, and told them the reek navy woul flee to the west, persuading the Persians to send a third of their fleet to cover that, and so equalled up the opposing fleets.