In 432 bce The Peloponnesian League declared the Athenians to have broken the peace .
Which god had a throne in Mount Olympus that is said to be covered in human skin?
There is none as the ancient people of Greece rarely described the thrones at all by word of mouth or in written word and the art was in a individuals perspective.
Saturn.
Why did people wear gas masks?
The reason they wore gas masks is because they weren't sure weather the Nazi's would drop gas bombs as they did in WW1
Where did the ancient Greeks spirit go after death?
The Ancient Greeks believed that after death you went to Erebus - which is roughly the equivalent of what we might understand as 'the underworld' (indeed, much of what we might call 'the underworld' is based on Ancient Greek beliefs). This was the realm of Hades and was generally not all that pleasant; there wasn't so much of a 'heaven' and 'hell' in Greek mythology... Just something closer to 'hell'.
Who would win in a fight between greek gods and maori gods?
It would be a tie and then they would go for shoots of ouzo :)
When did the peloponnesian war start and end?
The Peloponnesian War between Athens and Sparta was a conflict lasting from 431 to 404 BC .
What was one result of the greek victory against the persians?
They were able to get back to their usual occupation of fighting each other.
Does Minoans and mycenaeans had democratic government?
No, the Mycenaean Civilisation was fragmented into various palace groups, each group was in turn led by a king (wanax).
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Why did the Athens kill unhealthy babies?
they believed the baby's were cursed and would disease the whole city
What type of audience watched greek theatre?
Those who could find the time and cost to attend. Plays were performed as part of religious festivals for a particular god, so having an affinity for those gods helped.
Contribution of Hippocrates in the field of pharmacy?
Hippocrates is revered to be the “Father of Medicine” for his manifold pioneering contribution from the front. His contributions revolutionized the follow of drugs; however, after his demise, the development stalled.
So revered was Hippocrates that his teachings have been largely taken as too nice to be improved upon and no important developments of his strategies have been made for a very long time.
What did ancient greek men wear?
armor
Excelent answer,beside that they wore either nothing(in battle ,underneath armor)..Or short tunic called chiton that was either gathered at shoulder or came only to stomach. It was short only to cover groin.In winter times additional less known clothing was used. And in non battle time cloak was usually worn.
Who was the ancient Greek goddess of corn?
Demeter was the Greek goddess of the harvest, grains, agriculture. Corn, in England, is a generic term that could refer to wheat or oats or any other grain. In that sense, Demeter was the Greek goddess of corn. However, Z. mays, the plant usually referred to as corn, did not exist in ancient Europe. It was developed in the Americas and only arrived in the rest of the world after Columbus.
What are the important figures of the Greek civilization?
Socrates who taught Plato
Plato who taught Aristotle
Aristotle who taught Alexander the Great
Archimedes the mathematician
Pericles the creator of democracy
Herodotus the historian and depicter of the Persian Wars
Achilles the Greek soldier that created the Trojan Horse
Homer the poet and depicter of the Battle of Troy
Iktinos, Kallikrates and Phidias (not Archimedes' father), Architects of the Parthenon
Belief systems are what people believe about the world and/or religion. It is the organization and structure of the way a person thinks the world works.
How was the goddess Athena born according to the Greek legend?
According to the Greek legend Athena was born out of Zeus's' head