Ancient Greece

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The Greeks admired and often used idealized forms of human beauty and proportion in their art, drawing inspiration from nature and mathematical principles. They celebrated the human body, particularly in sculpture, where figures were depicted in dynamic poses and with an emphasis on anatomical accuracy. Additionally, themes from mythology and everyday life were commonly represented, showcasing their values, beliefs, and the pursuit of excellence (arete). This approach is evident in their pottery, architecture, and sculptures, such as those of gods and athletes.

The Alarm Clock (water clock) would be an example of one thing that you use that came from the Greeks.

An invention that society be lost without, the alarm clock's origins began in ancient Greece in the 3rd century BC. Over time, the alarm clock has undergone a number of changes and improvements from the mechanical alarm to modern gadgets like cell phones, which come with an inbuilt alarm.

And I did some research and found 8 other items..

Here is a list of the top 8 inventions and discoveries of ancient Greece that are still used today:

The Water Mill.

The Odometer.

The Alarm Clock.

Cartography.

Olympics.

Basis of Geometry.

Earliest Practice of Medicine.

Modern Philosophy.

Roman Culture.

Greece held the first Olympics. They were held in Olympia in honor of their gods which, lived on Mount Olympus. Only men were allowed to watch the Olympics because only men were in the Olympics and they wore nothing. They were nude.

A ceremony that is performed for social or religious reason help society and the culture. One important ceremony that is important to society is marriage.

Some regarded them highly, joining their side. Others opposed them fiercely. Self interest usually decided which view they espoused.

On the southern part of the Peloponnesian Peninsula.

Leaders were usually from the aristocracy, who had popular support of the landowners, big and small, who also made up the citizenry and the citizen army.

When radical democracies were tried, eg in Athens and similar cities, the leaders were chosen by lot, but in sufficient numbers (a council of 500) so that the law of averages would ensure that there were some level-headed people included. However in Athens, any important action decided by the citizen assembly often had a rider 'the generals will see to it'. The generals were separately selected from reliable people (the citizens didn't want to risk being led in battle by a dummy drawn out of the hat), and so the generals were given the implementation of important decisions by the popular assembly to make sure it was done competently.

Washed and scraped in water. Those who could afford it rubbed themselves down with olive oil.

There were many ancient Greek gods borrowed by the Romans. Eleven of the major gods adopted by the Romans form ancient Greece include:Phoebus Apollo, Venus, Mars, Minerva, Pluto, Juno,Sol, Mercury, Neptune, Jupiter, and Ceres.

Well to be honest you answer is in the question. The Greeks believe that they have gods just like other religions. They are known for their extreme seriousness of worshipping them and also they believe each god plays their part in their daily lives. Such as posiden they believe if they worshipped him well their fishermen would have more luck with catching their fish.

It would depend entirely on your status:

a. as a free male, if were you were free in Athens, you had to work hard at farming, fishing, a trade or a labourer; you were called out for military service as needed. In Sparta as a citizen, you were supported by the state on the income derived from a serf population, and devoted yourself .

b. as a free woman, in Athens you had to bear and raise children, work in the house and farm or business, and were kept in virtual purdah. In Sparta you were free to come and go, and indulge in athletic and cultural events.

c. If you were not a free male, in Athens as a slave you worked in the farm, house or business endless hours. In Sparta they were serfs who did their own thing but rendered half their produce to the Spartan state.

d. If you were not a free female, you worked in the house and farm and were at the disposal of the owning male. In Sparta, the female serfs lived with their male partners.

Take your pick.

the political power that citizens held in their government

Between about 2,300 and 1,600 years ago.

In ancient Greece, Sparta was more powerful. While Athens focused more on literature, Spartan children went to school to train for war. They went through multiple hard tests like stepping on needles and fighting each other.

It is not true. The earliest civilisation in the world where the Sumerians of Mesopotamia (Iraq). The second earliest civilisation was that of the Egyptians. Chinese and Indian civilisation also started before that of the Greeks.

true

The mountain ranges in Greece would create vallies where citys were built. Because the mountains were very hard to travel over they isolated the city to develope individully from the other citys making them city-states.

Yes - this was central to the culture which made them Greek.

Greek religion was invented because the Greeks wanted to tell us how it used to be like in the A.D.(After Death) A.C.(After Crist) and much more.

Now some people don't belive in those type of things like The Story of Arachne.They say that thats why there are spiders in this world because about what happened in Ancient Civilizations.

i think so

Polis = city.

A city was independent and self-sustaining, with a central defensive citadel (acropolis) with houses surrounded by walls, with sufficient farmland and a sea or river port. To be considered a worthwhile city, it had its own amenities - temples, gymnasiums, theatres, water supply and sewerage. An a political system which fostered unity and discipline of the people.

Mesopotamia came first.