Ancient Greece

most of people were farmers because not many of the ancient Chinese could read or write

There never was a Greek empire. Ancient Greece consisted of independent city-states which only united in times of dire crises. When the crises was over, the city-states returned to their independent way of life.

There never was a Greek empire. Ancient Greece consisted of independent city-states which only united in times of dire crises. When the crises was over, the city-states returned to their independent way of life.

There never was a Greek empire. Ancient Greece consisted of independent city-states which only united in times of dire crises. When the crises was over, the city-states returned to their independent way of life.

There never was a Greek empire. Ancient Greece consisted of independent city-states which only united in times of dire crises. When the crises was over, the city-states returned to their independent way of life.

There never was a Greek empire. Ancient Greece consisted of independent city-states which only united in times of dire crises. When the crises was over, the city-states returned to their independent way of life.

There never was a Greek empire. Ancient Greece consisted of independent city-states which only united in times of dire crises. When the crises was over, the city-states returned to their independent way of life.

There never was a Greek empire. Ancient Greece consisted of independent city-states which only united in times of dire crises. When the crises was over, the city-states returned to their independent way of life.

There never was a Greek empire. Ancient Greece consisted of independent city-states which only united in times of dire crises. When the crises was over, the city-states returned to their independent way of life.

There never was a Greek empire. Ancient Greece consisted of independent city-states which only united in times of dire crises. When the crises was over, the city-states returned to their independent way of life.

The word Greek was used from the Latins. According to Mythology, it comes from Graekon, son of Defkalion and Pandora. Aristotle mentions that they were living in Greece and later were named Hellines.

Hellas is the formal name of the country and Hellenas is the name for a Greek. It is used from 1000 BC non-stop.

Inside Greece it is called Hellas,and this is the UN name. Because of the Roman Empire the term Greece was used abroad. Greek's don't mind if you call their country Greece or Hellas.

They adapted the Phoenician alphabet.

Hephaestus is known as the kindest and most peaceful, followed by Hestia who is known as the gentlest. Some would argue that Apollo is also very kind.

there are two parts two this answer 1.Because they showed stories and important people to the Romans as an example Zeus... 2.As well, it was for decorating homes. There. You have the answer

Cyrus II (the Great) defeated Croesus (rich as) king of Lydia in 546 BCE.

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It was the Golden Age of Athens. He encouraged big spending and the expansion of Athenian enforcement of the collection of taxes from Athens' empire and spending it on the glorification of Athens and handouts to its citizens.

Ancient Greek Gods were worshipped through prayer and sacrifices. When I mean sacrifices I mean like food and offerings. Sometimes they would hold festivals in honor of them too. But of you didn't know the Olympics were also held in honor of the gods too.

Common political system.

He wasn't a god, but a demi-god (= half god), because he was the son of a god and a mortal.

Hercules was a demigod because his father was Zeus. Zeus is god of Olympus or powerful. But his mother is mortal. He became a god when he died and Zeus turned him into a god. He was born a demigod.

The Battle of Salamis on 29 September 480 BCE.

Comets have surfaced in myths and legends as evil omens. They appeared in the sky to herald the occurrence of natural disasters such as flood and famines. They served as warning of impending war and death of powerful rulers. * fiery messengers of the gods * The harbinger of Doom * The Menace of the Universe http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/deepimpact/media/f_ancient.html

Athens had a very limited farming land area with poor soil, so it had to trade with other areas to get the variety and quality of food and goods it needed. And trading expanded the economy and wealth of the city-state.

they valued it by using heros

he does not come from a rich or noble background.

As a general answer, no - but with some possibilities.

the Celts were skilled craftsmen in the production and creation of iron and steel, and are known to have produced maille (chainmail) for defence. They are likewise known to have produced helms which involved the creation of metal plates it is not impossible that the same skills were used for body defenses.

Tacitus makes reference to the German Celts wearing strong metal armour, but it is uncertain if this is solid plate, or maille.

Therefore, it should be concluded that it is certainly possible that a few rare peices of plate defence such as breastplates were made by the Celts, but there is insufficient evidence of its use to state so with absolute certainty. What is absolutely certain is their use of metal, non-plate armours.

They were called Trojan's because Troy....Trojan's....? does it sound the same?

Not at all.

First of all Greece wasn't an empire, hellenes were one of the world greatest civilizations and their home happen to be in the current Greece land.

So don't make mistake about this.

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He took over the Persian Empire by conquest. He passed it on as unfinished business to his generals after his early death, and they divided it amongst themselves, and after much fighting it settled down to the Hellenistic (= like Greek) kingdoms of Egypt, Macedonia, Pergamon and Syria.

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