Greece

I don't really know I have this pproblem for homework tonight and I just worte down that Greece was kinda an outstanding part of the roman empire at the time, that had concuerd the conquerer because the roman empire could do nothing about them doing at least some of the stuff they wanted to do, they would not follow certain rules and were kindof the rebelions of the mpire.

The capital of Greece was moved from Nafplion to Athens by King Otto in 1834. King Otto decided upon Athens for many reasons not the least of which was its rich historical background. See the Related Links for more information.

"Euclid (Greek: Εὐκλείδης - Eukleídēs), fl. 300 BC, also known as Euclid of Alexandria, was a Greek mathematician and is often referred to as the "Father of Geometry." He was active in Hellenistic Alexandria during the reign of Ptolemy I (323-283 BC). His Elements is the most successful textbook and one of the most influential works in the history of mathematics, serving as the main textbook for teaching mathematics (especially geometry) from the time of its publication until the late 19th or early 20th century. In it, the principles of what is now called Euclidean geometry were deduced from a small set of axioms. Euclid also wrote works on perspective, conic sections, spherical geometry, number theory and rigor."

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They wanted to win glory for their own individual cities. They also wanted to honor their gods and to test the physical skills needed for military service. They wanted to be the best of every one.

Yes, it most likely is.

the ancient Olympics were all about strength. Some city-states were at war so the Greeks needed an Olympics. Women weren't allowed to come to lympia because they had their own festival. They COULDN'T come.

One was that it was created in 336 B.C. by Alexander The Great.

Kefalonia

Luna is a roman goddess.

The U.S.S. Olympia is located in Philadelphia, PA. She is part of a maritime exhibit and museum. She is in need of repair and restoration so if you want you can donate via the website. Just "google" uss olympia.

NO...in england

Ohio, Finland, Norway, Greece, Balls

It was destroyed in an earthquake.

it hav alot of montains 26 lakes and a large valley

No, Its in the European Union

There are two questions here.

The first, is how many Armenians, Greeks, and Assyrians would there be if the Armenian Genocide, the various Greek Genocides, and the Assyrian genocide did not occur. Of course, all numbers are only guesses, but given that the Armenian Genocide resulted in 1.5 million deaths, the Greek Genocide resulted in 800,000 deaths, and the Assyrian genocide resulted in 300,000 deaths, these are good numbers to start with. Also considering that Greeks and Armenians in the Ottoman Empire had positive population growth rates and their populations have nearly doubled in the last century in areas unaffected by the genocide (such as independent Greece and Russian/Soviet-occupied Armenia), there would be roughly 4.5 million additional Greeks and Armenians. As for Assyrians, it is more questionable as Assyrians did not have consistent positive population growth and did not have any country to protect their ethnic kindred as Greeks and Armenians did. However, it is estimated that the genocide affected half of the living Assyrian population at the time, so the current Assyrian population (1.6 million) should be a rough guess at how many Assyrians have been lost.

The second question is how many of them would still live in Turkey. Especially in the case of the Greeks, it is unlikely that they would have stayed in Turkey after Turkish independence. Armenians and Assyrians would likely have fought for increased autonomy in Turkey and been repressed like the Kurds as a result, but many would likely have stayed, being unable to leave. (Russian Armenia was not open to mass immigration like Greece was.) Admittedly, all of this is conjecture, but is based on the historical reactions after the genocides.

In 1921, the Greeks could have gone through either Bulgaria or the Ottoman Empire.

If we are considering the Treaty of Sèvres to be in operation (as opposed to the Treaty of Versailles) then, Greece would have had direct access to the Black Sea.

with movie like percy jackson and lord of the rings

A military breastplate was a 'cuirass'

The inner chamber of a classical Greek temple is known as the 'naos' in Greek, or also 'cella' in Latin.

I believe you can't!

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Epics of importance to the Greeks of the Dorian periodare a source of much of Greek mythology. Through the myths, the Greeks sought to understand the mysteries of nature and power of human passions