Greece

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Modern day Greece eh? Well I don't know personally but I can tell you that your grammer is incorrect. It should be "What is modern day Greece like?" or "What is life like in modern day Greece". That is the end of my services. Thank-you and good night. *bows and walks off stage*

very little. Greece traded mostly. They didnt grow any crops hardly. they didnt live very close to water. They used to trade things like cloth and iron for armor with fish or something. (:

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Greece is located between the Apennine Peninsula (also known as the Italian Peninsula) and the Karaburun Peninsula.

The Thermaic Gulf which leads to the Aegean Sea, Axios, Aliakmon, Nestos, and Strymonas Rivers, Lake Chimaditida. Lake Doirani, eastern portion and the Great Prespa lake, the northernmost portion shared with FYROM to the north and small Prespa lake whose tip spills into Albania.

Greece's historical northern province has unique vegetation and a marine and wildlife which are the center of conservation efforts, and eco-tourism. Macedonia in northern Greece is also famous for birding enthusiasts.

700-600 b.C.

Phillip second exactly in 359bc

There are so many Greek islands! Look at them all!

Adelfoi Islets

Adelfoi Syrnas Islets

Aegina

Agathonissi

Agioi Theodoroi Chanion

Agioi Theodoroi Halkis

Agios Efstathios

Agios Georgios

Agios Georgios Salaminos

Agios Georgios Skopelou

Agios Ioannis Diaporion

Agios Nikolaos Donoussas

Agios Thomas Diaporion

Agreloussa

Agria Gramvousa

Alatas Trikeriou

Alexandros Hydras

Alimia

Alonissos

Ammouliani

Amorgos

Anafi

Andros

Angistri

Ano Antikeros

Antikythera

Antimilos

Antiparos

Antipaxi

Antipsara

Antitilos

Antitrikeri

Anydros Amorgou

Anydros Patmou

Arefoussa

Argos Skiathou

Arhangelos

Arkoi

Arkoudi

Armathia

Askania

Astakida

Astypalaia

Atokos

Chios

Corfu

Crete

Dasia

Delos

Delos

Despotiko

Dia

Dokos

Donoussa

Dragonadha

Drakonera

Elafonisos Kritis

Elafonissos

Elasa

Ereikoussa

Erinia

Eskhati

Euboea

Falkonera

Faradonesia

Farmakonisi

Fidoussa

Fleves

Fokionissia

Folegandros

Fournoi Korseon

Fragos

Gaidourosnissi Tilou

Gavdopoula

Gavdos

Gianisadha

Gioura

Glaroni

Glaros Kinarou

Grammeza

Gramvoussa

Gyali

Gyaros

Halavra

Halki

Hersonisi

Hiliomodi Patmou

Hondro

Hristiana

Htapodia Mykonou

Htenies

Hydra

Ikaria

Imeri Gramvousa

Imia

Ios

Iraklia

Ithaki or Ithaca

Kalamos

Kalavros Kalymnou

Kalogiros

Kalolimnos

Kalovolos

Kalydon (Spinalonga)

Kalymnos

Kamilonisi

Kammeni

Kandeloussa

Kapititas

Karavolas Rodhou

Kardiotissa

Karpathos

Kasos

Kastellorizo (Megisti)

Kastos

Kato Antikeros

Kato Kouphonissi

Kea

Kefalonia

Kefalonia

Kelifos (Halkidiki)

Keros

Kimolos

Kinaros

Kitriani

Kos

Koubelonisi

Koufonisi

Kouloundros

Kouloura Leipson

Kounoupoi

Kouphonissi

Koutsomytis

Kramvonissi

Kravia

Kyra Aiginis

Kyra Panagia

Kythira

Kythnos

Kythros

Laousses Islets

Lazaretto

Lefkada

Leipsoi

Lekhoussa

Lemnos

Leros

Leros Salaminos

Lesbos

Levitha

Liadi Island

Lithari

Makri

Makronisi Leipson

Makronissi Kasou

Makronissos

Makropoula

Makry Aspronisi Leipson

Makry Halkis

Mandilou

Manolia

Marmaras

Mathraki

Mavra Levithas

Megalo

Megalo Aspronisi Leipson

Megalo Glaronisi

Megalo Sofrano

Megalos Petalios

Meganisi

Mesonisi Seirinas

Mikro Glaronisi

Mikro Sofrano

Mikronisi Chrysis

Milos

Modia Islets

Moni Aiginas

Mykonos

Nata

Naxos

Nero

Nikouria

Nimos

Nisyros

Oinousses

Othonoi

Oxeia

Paheia Nisyrou

Pahia Anaphis

Pandros

Paros

Patmos

Patroklou

Paxi

Paximadha

Paximadhia Mesaras

Pergoussa

Peristera

Petalas

Petalidi Dia

Petalioi

Piganoussa

Piperi

Pistros

Pitta

Plateia

Plateia Aiginis

Plati Kasou

Plati Pserimou

Plati Symis

Polyaigos

Pontikos

Pontikoussa

Poros

Prasonissi Rodhou

Prasouda

Proti

Provati

Psara

Psathoura

Pserimos

Psili

Psyttaleia

Repio

Revythoussa

Rhineia

Rho

Rhodos

Rineia Skyrou

Romvi

Safonidi

Saint Eustratius

Salamina

Samos

Samothraki

Santorini

Santorini/Thera

Sapientza

Sarakino

Saria

Schiza

Schoinoussa

Seirina

Serifopoula

Serifos

Sesklio

Sifnos

Sikinos

Skandili

Skantzoura

Skiathos

Skopelos

Skorpios

Skyropoula

Skyros

Sparti Lefkados

Spetses

Spetsopoula

Stavronisi Hydras

Strofades

Stroggyli

Stroggyli Kastellorizou

Stroggyli Parou

Strogulli Kritinias

Strogyli Kasou

Symi

Syros

Telendos

Thasos

Theodoropoula

Thirasia

Thymaina

Tilos

Tinos

Tragonisi

Trikeri

Trikeri Hydras

Tsougria

Valaxa

Valenti Falasarnon

Velopoula

Vidos

Vous

Vromonas

Ypsili Argolidos

Ypsili Diaporion

Zakynthos

(Im talking about ancient Greece in this answer so if that's not what u wanted don't read this!!!!) ancient Greece was surrounded by water and the landscape was very bumpy. they used donkeys to pull carts over this landscape.(its probably the same today other than the donkey part)-Thomas ok that is wierd

Yes, Greece and Rome had multiple conflicts, particularly during the Hellenistic period. The most notable confrontations were the Macedonian Wars, where Rome sought to expand its influence in the Greek world, culminating in the defeat of the Macedonian kingdom. The final blow came with the sack of Corinth in 146 BC, marking the end of Greek political independence and the incorporation of Greece into the Roman Republic.

Greece consists of thirteen (13) peripheries. These are:

Attica

Central Greece

Central Macedonia

Crete

Eastern Macedonia and Thrace

Epirus

Ionian Islands

Northern Aegean

Peloponnese

Southern Aegean

Thessaly

Western Greece

Western Macedonia

Mount Athos (Autonomous)

These are subdivided into fifty-one (51) prefectures. These are:

Achaia

Agion Oros (Mt. Athos)

Aitolia Kai Akarnania

Argolis

Arkadia

Arta

Attiki

Chalkidiki

Chanion

Chios

Dodekanisos

Drama

Evros

Evrytania

Evvoia

Florina

Fokidos

Fthiotis

Grevena

Ileia

Imathia

Ioannina

Irakleion

Karditsa

Kastoria

Kavala

Kefallinia

Kerkyra

Kilkis

Korinthia

Kozani

Kyklades

Lakonia

Larisa

Lasithi

Lefkas

Lesvos

Magnisia

Messinia

Pella

Pieria

Preveza

Rethynnis

Rodopi

Samos

Serrai

Thesprotia

Thessaloniki

Trikala

Voiotia

Xanthi

Zakynthos

end of greek civilization

greek is the greece's nationality.

It is not a goddess, it is a god. He is the Greek god Apollo.

The driving distance between Athens and Olympia is approximately 330 km and the driving time should be between 3 and 4 hours.

The Greeks have different types of columns for different types of places. Doric columns were the shortest and plainest, Ionic columns were slightly fancier and taller than Doric columns, and Corinthian columns were the most elaborate and tallest.

The Aegean Sea.

Archaeologists have found an immense amount of items on Crete. Most of these items belong the Minoan Civilization, which prevailed in Crete around 2000 B.C.E. The biggest finds from the Minoan Civilization include the cities of Knossos and Phaestos. Other more recent finds (i.e. from the age of the artifacts, not time of discovery) include the Byzantine Church in Gortyn.

There are bad apples in any race of people. Greek people have a reputation for being very generous and friendly.

The names are different, other than that nothing

King of the God, lord of the sky-Zeus (Greek), Uranus (Roman)

Queen of the Goddess, goddess of marriage, Hera (Greek), Juno (Roman)

God of the sun, music, young men-Apollo (greek)

Goddess of moon, the hunt, young women, virginity-Artemis (greek), Diana (roman)-twin to Apollo

God of wine, festivity, the theatre, party-Dionysus (greek) Bacchus (Roman)

Goddess of wisdom, tactical warfare, arts and crafts-Athena (greek), Minerva (roman)

God of forgery, technology, fire-Hephaestus (greek), Vulcan (roman)

Goddess of the hearth and home-Hestia (greek), Vesta (roman)-NOT an olympian, used to be but left so dionysus could join without being 13)

Goddess of love and beauty-Aphrodite (greek), Venus (roman)

God of war-Ares (greek) Mars (roman)

Messenger of the Gods, travel, robbers-god-Hermes (greek), Mercury (roman)

God the Underworld and death-Hades (greek), Pluto (roman)

God of the sea-Poseidon (greek), Neptune (roman)

The People of Greece

The Greeks were professional soldiers.When they were not hired their main source of income was raiding other cities.Fishing and agriculture did not feed their growing population. When they raided the city of Sard and burned down the temple, the people of Sard (in todays Turkey ) relied and asked the king of Persia for retaliation and defense.So Xerexes had to punish the greeks.Thats why he attacked Greece and defeated the union of Spartans and Atheniens in the famous battle of Termopoli

Over 10,300,567 have died in Greece for the year 2001.