Mount Olympia is not an actual place, but the Greeks believed Mount Olympia is where the 12 main gods of mythology (Zeus, Hera, Aphrodite, etc. just to name a few) resided.
Why did Greeks lose their ability to write?
The Greeks never lost their ability to write and speak. Greeks were under the rule of the ottoman empire, many Greeks (peasants) didnt have the freedom to learn how to write etc because they were in an enslaved state. There where many Greek schools even at the Epoch of the Ottoman Empire many Greeks were well educated and their abilities went far beyond just writing.
Why did Greece use shield and spear?
Godd point sinnce naptha and armored vhicles made of bronze viable also mixes of bronze and iron to form magnets or using inflated animal bladdrs to increase range of artillary and bronze coils for armour piercing arrow launchers
Did Greece take Macedonian land?
Yes, they did. Northern Greece use to be Macedonia. Solun (or thessaloniki now) use to be Macedonia's capital. It was very wrong and unfair but it happened. (I learnt this in history) Greek army's use to beat or even kill Macedonains if they spoke anything but greek. Even today northern Greece is still classed as Macedonia, but under greek occupation.
What are Greek things that start with the letter v?
please ask the question again. because:
in Greek this letter is the v letter witch is renounced as: NI . Capital (N)
in English this letter is pronounce as: VI
you mean as a Greek letter or as an England letter with Greek pronounce?
Melina Mercouri
What does khilioi mean in Greece language?
Thousand. And 'Greece Language' is usually referred to as 'Greek.'
What is the greek word for grandmother written in English?
yiayia
(pronounced ya-ya' - the emphasis is on the second syllable)
In greek, it is written as γιαγιά
Where can one purchase a Greece postcard?
One can purchase a "Greek" postcard from the following retailers: Zazzle, eBay, Living Postcards, Yasas, Amazon, Etsy, The Well Traveled Postcard, to name a few.
Did Turkey ever invade Greece?
Answer
Yes. The first attempt that could be considered as invation was in 1897, and ended in a complete disaster for the Greek army.
The second were the Balkan Wars in 1911 and 1912, were a coalition of Greek, Serb and Bulgarian forces invaded the Ottoman empire and nearly doubled their size.
The third invasion took place in Asia Minor between the years 1921-1922. After the Treaty of Lossane, Greece was given a large area to control around Smyrna (modern day Izmir). A change in government though took place and the new political party decided to invade Turkey even further. The Greek army reached Ankara, but the Turkish army regrouped and successfully counterattacked.
The result was that nearly 3000 years of Greek history ended in Asia Minor, since the Turkish armies sought revenge on the civilian population. The conflict ended with the two countries ex-changing populations and signing a peace treaty.
The most disasterous conflict between the two states took place in 1974 in Cyprus. Greece lay under a military junta supported by the United States. Through a series of diplomatic mistakes, Greece tried to overthrow the President of Independent Cyprus (since 1960), but failed. Turkey invaded the island claiming to protect the Muslim Minority. The situation remains unresolved to this day.
What did Greece teach us about drama?
Everything!!! The ancient Greeks invented drama.
Yes the western drama tradition goes back to Greece. Many other traditions exist in Asia and Africa for example.