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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.

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How did the GReek colonies help industry grow?

They traded and fought to help the idustry grow. : )

How can you make a model of a Trojan horse?

You can get clay and try to sculpt it then glue Popsicle sticks and stain it a dark color.

Or you can build a frame out of wood and make a paper mache mix, the ingredient's are,,, mix white glue with water and flower. After that you dip newspaper in the mixture and put it criss cross, you want to make it thick. Let that dry for 2 hours. Glue cedar chips all around make sure no newspaper is showing. Cut a small trap door in the middle of the chest. Put 2 small strings on each side of the trap door. Get 4 pop bottle caps and glue them to the feet of the Trojan horse.

What enabled Greeks to interact with other people and cultures?

Trade enabled Greeks to interact with other people and cultures.

What was lost during the greek dark ages?

The ability to write and read was lost at this time, although much else was also forgotten, such as pottery techniques and art.

How are tree diagrams used in Math problems?

Tree diagrams are used in math to see how many possible outcomes there are. The sample space of a tree diagram shows you how many possible outcomes there are.

First ruler of ancient Greece?

Ancient Greece was made up of a lot of small city states, which were each ruled by their own individual ruler. There was no ruler of all of Ancient Greece until the time of Phillip II, Alexander the Great's father, who united all of Greece and Macedonia.

Did Ancient Greeks Wear Wigs?

Yes, the Greeks found natural hair to be sacred so if they had the chance they were, of course, gonna hide the baldness. Also since men played women when acting they needed to wear wigs to show they were acting as a woman.

http://www.randomhistory.com/2009/02/24_wigs.html for more info

Were did leonidas die?

King Leonidas died in the battle of thermopylae.

Does Greece have a nickname?

It is not a nickname, but the Greeks call themselves Hellas after their legendary founder, Helen (a dude). Their nickname is actually Greek after being mistaken for the Graeci tribe by the Roman peeps.

What was the Sacred Band of Thebes?

It was the elite troop of the theban army . it consisted of 150 pairs of male wariors , who were lovers .

What was an ancient Greek challenge?

Two challenges for the Greek farmers is the weather and the land was not flat so the main crops that were grown were grapes and olives.

What is unan?

in greek unan was located in ancient time....

Who did the Greeks and Romans believe the world as being governed by?

The ancient Romans and ancient Greeks believed that their pagan gods had a great influence on earthly events.

What were mycenaean kindoms like?

They had a hill top kingdoms with big walls and inside the walls were many farms and towns

Did hope escape from Pandora's box?

Pandora let it out because without hope we would be doomed.

Pandora in some versions of the myth (ones by Hesiod) closed the jar before hope could get out because it was Zeus' will. But in almost every other Pandora myth I have read hope escaped. I choose to believe that hope did escape because if it didn't, what would the Greeks have to look forward to in life?

Some interpertations beleive hope was one of the evils in the jar, giving humans a false goal to strive for, hoping in vain that they could overcome the evils released by the jar.

When was Sappho's eldest brother born?

From one account Sappho was reported to have three brothers: Erigyius (Eurygius), Larichus and the eldest, Charaxus. No birthdates are known for them.

Who was the most famous tyrants in ancient Greece?

Ancient Greece had many tryrants.

Athens

Pisistratus,

Hipparchus & Hippias

Theramenes, Critias, and Charicles

Agrigentum (Acragas)

Phalaris

Theron

Atarneus

Hermias of Atarneus

Argos

Pheidon

Byzantium

Clearchus of Sparta

Corinth

Cypselus

Periander, son of Cypselus

Psammetichus

Cyprus

Nicocreon

Ephesus

Athenagoras

Pindarus

Pasicles

Gela

Cleandrus

Hippocrates

Gelon

Hieron I

Polyzalus

Heraclea Pontica

Clearchus

Timotheus

Dionysius

Oxyathres

Halicarnassus

Artemisia

Katane

Euarchus

Deinomenes

Mamercus

Megara

Theagenes

Miletus

Amphitres

Thrasybulus

Histiaeus

Aristagoras

Thoas

Damasanor

Timarchus

Mytilene

Melandrus

Myrsilus

Coes

Naxos

Lygdamis

Pellene

Chaeron

PheraeJason

Alexander

Rhegium

Anaxilas

Samos

Demoteles

Syloson

Polycrates

Douris

Sicyon

Orthagoras

Myron I

Aristonymus

Myron II and Isodemus

Cleisthenes

Aeschines

Cleon

Tidas

Syracuse

Gelon

Hieron I

Thrasybulus

Dionysius the Elder

Dionysius the Younger

Dion

Nysaeos

Timoleon

Agathocles

Icetas

Toinon

Sosistratus

Hiero II

Gelon II

Hieronymus

Adranodoros

Hippocrates

Epicydes

Acestorides

Apollocrates

Heracleides