Greece

Because It was the day they got thier freedom

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There were several differences, but in my opinion the most significant was the lack of a central authority in ancient Greece as opposed to ancient Rome. Greece was a rather loose association of city-states and leagues, constantly quarreling among themselves and prone to shifting alliances. It was many small communities tied together only by a common heritage, whereas Rome was many different communities which were held together to make one big community.

Ancient Greece did use gold.

A Mobile Phone Would Be A Anachronism In Ancient Greece, As It Was Only Invented In The Late 80's , but then , they were even like bricks, nothing like we have now !

It pitted Athens and its Empire against the Peloponnesian League of mostly Peloponnesian Peninsula city-states when Athens tried to extend dominance through the Greek world. Athens lost and was stripped of its empire and became a second rate power. The Greek world was badly weakened by the war and its following wars amongst the Greeks, paving the way for Macedonia to dominate it, under Philip and Alexander.

some things are interesting to some people but not to others but in my opinion Greeks believed there were monsters, and gods that lived on mount Olympus, many English words come from 1 or more greek words,greek gods are where scientists get the name for planets like venus i think is aphrodite.:)

In antiquity Sicily and parts of Southern Italy were under Greek sovereignity.

Rome existed quite a while after Greece fell. Also, Rome was much more advanced than Greece, with different battle strategies. Rome gave different names to all the Greek gods.

olives and grapes

The Greeks quite interestingly used a religious symbol for strength. It incorporated the use of a whip and a mace. Criss crossed on the shield of Achilles. Achilles quite often depicted in battle, alongside his Greek buddies.

Milesia can be found today in east Greece

They lived in a frugal society where most people had barely sufficient and even the rich had not much more. A person's assets were described by the number of measures of grain they generated each year. The majority had 200, the well off 300, and the 'rich' had merely 500 - compare this with the spread of wealth today. So in their general dislike of excesses of all sorts, greed was a major source of dislike and contempt.

cultural values

A trireme is a Greek warship which was fitted with a bronze ram to destroy other ships. it also had a large hold and deck so it could hold many troops, equipment and other items. hope this helps.

he lived in a house with 2 kids a 72 inc t.v and a wife that loved him

There was no concentration camp in Salonika, Greece. The Jews in Salonika were grouped into three districts for the purposes of deportation: the 151 quarter, the Hagia Paraskevi district, and the Baron de Hirsch transit camp.

Deprtation began on 15 March 1943 and continued through April. Transport was conducted from the Hirsch camp, and the first consisted of 2,500 men, women, and children. Every three days thereafter new transports left with 2,000 people in each. A total of 48,000 Jews were sent from Salonika to camps in Germany, 37,000 were sent immediately for extermination at camps such as Auschwitz; 11,000 Jews were selected for forced labor in other camps. All told, 96% of the Jewish population from Salonika was exterminated. There are 1,200 Jews who live in the city today.

Alaska is not a country. It is a state in the US. Alaska's 2005 gross state product was $39.9 billion. The per capita GSP in 2005 was $60,079, third in the nation.

They played in the Olympic games in honor of Zeus the mighty god. tHEY CANT ALWAYS GO TO THE OLYMPICS STUPID.

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I think you mean the 'Truman Doctrine' ie a speech delivered by President Truman to Congress on March 12 1947 in which Truman pledged the United States to help any nation under threat from subjugation. It was in response to the British informing the Americans that they could no longer support the Greek forces in their civil war against Greek communists. The United States had the choice to abandon that country to its own devices or try and help the Greek Royalist forces with financial aid. Ultimately Truman convinced Congress to help the Greeks. Turkey was included due its proximity to the Soviet Union and the fears that the USSR wanted to overthrow the Turkish government and replace it with a communist one. However Turkey was not experiencing a civil war. Some Americans felt that if Turkey went communist, Greece would too and this would threaten the whole mediterranean area. It was an earlier version of the Domino Theory. The end result was that both Turkey and Greece remained Communist free, though neither were in particularly huge danger. Stalin was not helping Greek communists because he knew the USA would never let them win in Greece and whilst he had demanded access to the Black Sea Straits from Turkey that issue had been solved in 1946.

Alexandia I think.

Greece was not a unified state. There were kingdoms and independent city states in mainland Greece and Greek kingdoms in Western Turkey, in Syria and in Egypt. The first Roman victory over a Greek state was in the First Macedonian War (214-205 BC) where Rome defeated the kingdom of Macedon, the largest and the dominant state in mainland Greece.

to please the gods. to show them how strong they are and awsome. lol im only 11 but this is the right answer

The first sport played in Greece was just foot racing.

But then after the Olympics were founded, all kind

of sports that are played today became a major part

of their life.