Greece

There are many traditional Greek dishes available as well as international cuisine particularly in tourist areas. Some traditional dishes include Saganaki (prawns/shrimp cooked in a tomato sauce with feta cheese and paprika), Souvlaki (kebabs), Greek Salad (usually feta cheese, tomato, cucumber, olives, onion and oregano), Stifado (a kind of stew with baby onions and meat on the bone). You should be able to find a lot of fresh fish and seafood, appetisers such as fried peppers and courgettes, whitebait, calamari, taramasalata, olives, fried cheese, salads, pasta and rice dishes as well as pizza, burgers, stews and steaks/chicken. You will find a larger selection of International foods eg. Italian, Mexican, Chinese, Indian etc. in tourist areas. Hope this is of some help

When people pay taxes, but not many do. That's why its such a poor country. Most people are farmers, or have there own businesses. But they open them illegally, therefore they make money for themselves. Not for macedonia.

The arable land was divided by sea, rivers and mountains. Each patch of arable land supported farming communities, which built defensive fortresses whih in time grew into cities. This brought about the independent city-state.

The early cities became over-populated, and sent out their surplus populations to seize land and establish their own cities. This resulted in about 2,000 city-states around the Mediterranean and Black Seas.

No, it has an extensive coast line and many, many islands.

Calypso kept Odysseus on the island of Ogygia not the Cicones.

Odysseus and his men stayed on Ismarus, land of the Cicones for several days, allowing the Cicones to call for back up, eventually driving the Greeks off the land.

The motto of Greece "Eleftheria i Thanatos" means "Freedom or Death".

9 hours leaving NY 10 hours leaving Athens

If you mean people born in Europe, then Europeans But if you mean the first nations, it is hard to say. I believe the first people there were the Celts and thus Celts would be more appropriate. As opposed to Celts, Native Europeans might work.

The Roman Empire divided between the Western Roman Empire and the Eastern Roman Empire. The Eastern Roman Empire, also known as the Byzantine Empire, retained control over Greece up until the 1400s-1500s when Sultans Mehmet II, Selim I, and Suleiman of the Ottoman Empire conquered Greece from the Byzantines.

It should also be noted that Crete and a number of the Ionian, Cycladic, and Dodecanese Islands were controlled by Venetians or Templars during the 1400s-1700s.

No. Rome is in Italy.

really stupid titan and the brother of prometheus. he is the titan responsible for letting the evils into the world by accepting the gift of the first woman, Pandora from Zeus. He is also marrying pandora. His brother prometheus is the one who annoys Zeus and steals the fire from the isle of Lemnos.

The caldera of Santorini is the gulf surrounded by the roughly crescent-shaped island. This caldera formed when the island underwent a cataclysmic volcanic eruption between 1500 and 1700 BC. The eruption drained so much magma from the chamber beneath Santorini that most of the island collapsed into the space left behind and disappeared beneath the sea.

It wasn't created. It started with the Greeks worshipping their gods and goddesses, then they decided to create Theater with it. This became really famous with over 15,000 people coming to each play every single day.

Crete - 3,219 square miles.

the national clolours of Greece is white and blue

because they were poor and about to go out of food

they both are countries

836 international airports (of all sizes). Counted using "internet" as search string. See the link below for more information.

Your best guess would be the Parthenon in Athens, dedicated to Athena, the patron goddess of the city.

The capital of Athens was named after the Greek goddess Athena.

The mythological story is that Poseidon and Athena were competing to be patrons for the city. The gods made gifts for the people and the contest was such that whoever made the best gift would become the city's patron. Poseidon made salt water spring and Athena made the olive tree. The men of the city liked the salt water spring, seeing how it would be a necessary stronghold in a war. But the women admired the olive tree and recognized its many uses around the home. As the city had one more woman than the number of men, the vote came down and the city was named Athens, and Athena and Poseidon have hated each other ever since.

There are lots of different possibilities:

1. East of Corinth

2. Northeast of Sparta

3. Northeast of Olympia

4. Southeast of Ionia

5. Southwest of Marathon

These are just a few but there lots more.

A down-turned torch and wreath or butterfly; a sword by which he cuts a lock of hair from the dead and thus sends them to the Underworld.