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Ancient Greece
The ancient greek civilization starts around 3200 BC with the Cycladic civilization [followed by the Minoan (2700 BC) and the Mycenean civilization (1600 BC)] and flourished from the 7th century BC to the 2nd century AD, especially in the 5th century BC with the city-states of Athens and Sparta.
10,833 Questions
What happens to yugi after the pharaoh disappears?
horrible things!! Pegasus takes over everything and has a card that can destroy exodia!!
Why did ancient Greeks have the Olympics?
Originally the reason the Greeks founded the Olympics was to have a "family reunion". At the time, Ancient Greeks were scattered from Spain to North Africa, and from Ionia to Italy. This was a way to unite themselves every 4 years.
Eventually it turned into a "which colony is the best" competition, and the model that we have today.
What did ancient Greece trade with other islands?
Foodstuffs, textiles, timber, arts and crafts, slaves.
How did the trade with other people contribute to Greek civilization?
it led to the development of the greek alphabet
hip.OK.rat.tees similar to other Greek pronunciations such as Socrates (SOC.rat.tees), Eratosthenes (era.TOS.then.ees), Diogenes(die.O.jen.ees), Xenophanes(zen.OF.an.ees)
Which was the empire that invaded ancient Greece twice?
Persia made one serious invasion of mainland Greece in 480-479 BCE aimed at installing puppet regimes in all the Greek cities, defeated at the sea battle of Salamis 480 and the land battles of Plataia and Mykale 479 BCE.
Ten years earlier it had mounted a limited punitive expedition against the cities of Eretria and Athens for interfering in Asia Minor supporting the revolt of the Greek city Miletus and burning down the Persian provincial capital Sardis. This expedition was turned back by the battle of Marathon 490 BCE.
What is the correct term for quarter god?
quarter god is a term used to refer to the offspring of a demigod and a human, in fan fiction based on the Percy Jackson book series. this is not a Mythological based term. there's no reference to a demigod's offspring with a human being other than just human.
hope this helps!
What is the crowning glory of the athenian age?
Drama is considered the crowning glory of the Athenian age.
What god who was the god of wilderness and revelry was celebrated in Ancient greek theater?
Dionysus.
Uhmm... They conquered the assyriams with the help of some other empire. I think.!
Why was military strategy important the the Greeks?
With the Greek world, comprising over two thousand independent city-states, there were almost continuous wars, big and small. The strategy for success was beneficial alliances between groups of city-states. These strategic alliances changed as special interests of each city dictated.
What was the purpose of war in the ancient Greek times?
The same as it always has been and is - an attempt by a state to impose its will on another state. This might range from looting to subjection to destruction of a rival.
What did the colors of costumes mean in ancient Greek theater?
Gold is royal
Red is right
brown etc is poor, peasants, commoners.
Which city-states had the most allies around the aegean sea during the peloponnesian war?
Athens' empire was built on the Delian League which was formed to contain Persian invasion. Once peace was arranged with the Persian Empire, Athens kept those states under control and turned them into an empire of its own.
The Archons are reference to the crew of the U.S.S. Archon, who were absorbed by Landru. The Enterprise was sent to investigate what happened to the ship. Kirk and crew were referred to as Archons since they appeared on the planet the in the same way as the crew of the Archon.
Which of the following events in roman history occurred LAST in 48 B.C.?
In early 48 BC, Caesar was given permanent tribunician powers, the Battle of Dyrrachium ocurred on 10 July 48 BC and the Battle of Pharsalus on 9 August 48 BC. In ate in 48 BC, Caesar was again appointed dictator, with a term of one year.
What did the Ancient Greeks write on their newspapers?
they had most of the similar topics like the ones we have today
Who is the Greek god of farming?
== == Demeter/ Ceres daughter of Cronus and Rhea, sister of Zeus, Hera, Hestia, Poseidon and Hades, was the goddess of farming. Demeter's daughter was Persephone [father Zeus] who was abducted by Hades/ Pluto god of the underworld and the seasons of fall and winter were born as Demeter suspended the flourish of all vegetation.
Demeter requested the help of Zeus for the return of Persephone from the underworld. Hades agreed with the provision that Persephone would spend six months with him in the underworld and the rest with her mother. Spring and summer were born and of course the "Ιερά Μυστήρια της Ελευσίνος" Holy Mysteries of Eleusis. The Eleusinian Mysteries were performed every year and the Great Eleusinian Mysteries every four years. They were iniciated by 1500 BCE and lasted the decree of Theodosius at 392 AD/ CE. The last emperor who initiated the Eleusinian Mysteries was Julian.
== == DEMETER (Roman name Ceres) was the goddess of farming
What sports did they play in biblical times?
The famous Isthmain games held near Corinth were famous for leaping, running, boxing, wrestling, and throwing a spear. The competitors where in training for a long time beforehand. The prizes consisting of crowns of leaves of ivy or pine.
What is the greek god name for the god of the sun?
According to my sources, the Greek God of the Sun is Apollo, god of light, healing, and archery. Again, I may be wrong. Hope this helps!
