Ancient Greece

In 3000 bc one of the well-known Mathematicians was murdered after bacoming a teacher for math in (Greek). Find out more at www.google.com and reaserch 3000 bc-mathematics. Have fun!!!

The development of the first mathematical system of perspective

I have found that the Corinthian Order of column has on it the Acanthus leaf. This is one of the oldest Mediterranean flowers and represents long, enduring life.

Also, in Christianity, the thorny leaf of the Acanthus flower was known to represent pain, sin, and punishment (due to Christianity trying to get attention away from the looking toward several gods).

In Mediterranean countries, it represents immortality

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The ancient Greeks believed the world was created when Chaos, Gaea, and Eros mixed with each other, creating the gods. In other words, the creation of the world began with the creation f the gods.

It would appear that medieval people did not use scrolls much at all. According to the article on Scrolls at Wikipedia, they virtually disappeared from use during the Middle Ages. In the same source, the article on the Book says that the codex came to dominate over the scroll with the rise of Christianity, in the 3rd and 4th centuries. There are links to these two articles below.

Most of the Greek gods were representations of forces over which mere humans had little or no control. Aphrodite (Roman Venus) was the goddess of love. The term aphrodisiac, which means a love potion, is a derivative of her name. The Greeks saw love as a kind of madness that overtook the lovers. Aphrodite had many followers, particularly women, who prayed to her and made offerings to her to feel in control of their love-lives. Apparently her priestesses also gave fashion advice and grooming tips.

For fun, ancient Greek children would play games and play with toys. The games they would play would be hockey or juggling with balls.

They developed the first mathematical system of painting perspective

they had typical things i guess like wooden chairs, stools, couches. :3 hope that helps xP

The same way mythology aided any early civilization. It accounted for natural phenomena like thunder (Zeus) or earthquakes (Poseidon is mad). Poor health was attributed to an insult made to Apollo, as he was the god responsible for plagues.

Making sure that their owners appreciate their work in their owner's houses or homes

Many slaves in ancient Egypt performed the role of servants in the house of the wealthy. They were usually fairly treated, adequately clothed and well fed. Remember there were no modern labour saving devices. Every household job had to be done by hand. It was hard graft.

Those who were less fortunate were forced to do humiliating, degrading and often dangerous work such as working on the land, digging canals, building monuments, quarrying and worst of all working in the mines. They were at the mercy of tough overseers. Food was pretty basic and they were usually naked.

All men in Spartan civilization were soldiers. Whether the man was small or big they still had to join the army to actually be citizens. In mythology they are all portrayed as big and muscly. They would have been very strong as they trained from the age of 7 but even the small men had to be soldiers.

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The Greek city-states continued to fight each other under shifting alliances for a further sixty years, with first Sparta dominating, then Thebes. They were brought under control of Macedonia by its king Philip II.

In ancient Greece, regions were organized into city-states.

There are many differences between Roman and Greek tragedy. for example, Philip, king of Ancient Greek, was brutally murdered, and his son, Alexander the Great, took over as king. Many people were nervous, they had a right to be. Alexander was only 16! But he was probably the best king Ancient Greece has ever seen, his amazayn conquering skills helping him. He conquered so much of the east, nobody thought it was possible. Soon, conquering became easier and easier to the point where it didn't even feel like a challenge. More like... a hobby? But normally, when a king dies, all hell breaks loose. the city or country is lost without their leader, not knowing who to turn to. (with the exception of Sparta who had a bimonarchy). Romans were completely different. Romans knew exactly who they wanted to rule, and when. They knew what they wanted. If a king died in Ancient Rome, so be it. They mourn for a little, then get on with life. As a teacher, I believe this essay would deserve an A. It shows maximum research skills and shows that the student put in much needed effort into this assignment. That is the difference between Greek and Roman tragedies

• Girls did not go to school.
• They had to stay at home and be taught by their Mother, Father or a private tutor.
• Girls and Mothers did work around the house.

Persia was a main one, but that's a difficult question, seeing as Greece was divided into many different City-States, and there were wars between them. Such as the Pellopenisian war between Athens and Sparta.

Slaves were not aloud to go out after dusk or before dawn without their owner. The girl slaves were used for sex (boys as well). They had to obey there master and respect him. Some slaves could not even attend religious services. Slaves were also forbidden to read or write. They were not permitted to fight in the army or navy. Even the oarsmen on the Athenian triremes were free citizens.

Felons were executed of enslaved.

The civilization of Ancient Greece developed in the first millennium BC (or, BCE) as a result of numerous factors. Intrinsic vitality would be one notable factor, especially as conditioned and largely protected by the natural geography of Greece. The opportunity for trade at Persian markets along with profitable colonizing opportunities throughout the Mediterranean Basin were other notable factors.

The ancient Romans believed in the underworld, which was ruled by the god Pluto.

The capstone is the last stone placed on the top of a building or edifice, and can be placed in a dedication of such a building or edifice as to signify that it is finished and the work is done.

Their initial currency was iron rods (obols), as iron was a valuable metal, used in steel for weapons and agricultural tools.