Greece

It was destroyed in an earthquake.

it hav alot of montains 26 lakes and a large valley

No, Its in the European Union

There are two questions here.

The first, is how many Armenians, Greeks, and Assyrians would there be if the Armenian Genocide, the various Greek Genocides, and the Assyrian genocide did not occur. Of course, all numbers are only guesses, but given that the Armenian Genocide resulted in 1.5 million deaths, the Greek Genocide resulted in 800,000 deaths, and the Assyrian genocide resulted in 300,000 deaths, these are good numbers to start with. Also considering that Greeks and Armenians in the Ottoman Empire had positive population growth rates and their populations have nearly doubled in the last century in areas unaffected by the genocide (such as independent Greece and Russian/Soviet-occupied Armenia), there would be roughly 4.5 million additional Greeks and Armenians. As for Assyrians, it is more questionable as Assyrians did not have consistent positive population growth and did not have any country to protect their ethnic kindred as Greeks and Armenians did. However, it is estimated that the genocide affected half of the living Assyrian population at the time, so the current Assyrian population (1.6 million) should be a rough guess at how many Assyrians have been lost.

The second question is how many of them would still live in Turkey. Especially in the case of the Greeks, it is unlikely that they would have stayed in Turkey after Turkish independence. Armenians and Assyrians would likely have fought for increased autonomy in Turkey and been repressed like the Kurds as a result, but many would likely have stayed, being unable to leave. (Russian Armenia was not open to mass immigration like Greece was.) Admittedly, all of this is conjecture, but is based on the historical reactions after the genocides.

In 1921, the Greeks could have gone through either Bulgaria or the Ottoman Empire.

If we are considering the Treaty of Sèvres to be in operation (as opposed to the Treaty of Versailles) then, Greece would have had direct access to the Black Sea.

with movie like percy jackson and lord of the rings

A military breastplate was a 'cuirass'

The inner chamber of a classical Greek temple is known as the 'naos' in Greek, or also 'cella' in Latin.

I believe you can't!

tariff laws passed by the state legislatures. {{novanet}}

Epics of importance to the Greeks of the Dorian periodare a source of much of Greek mythology. Through the myths, the Greeks sought to understand the mysteries of nature and power of human passions

If you ask if Greeks eat meat, yes they do

Enosis

Trust me..... I have lived in zakynthos for 10 years and glad not to be there now.......

You don't want to live there..... it may look nice in the summer but in the winter it is a hell hole there is nothing to do and all the shops are closed.............its just not nice......but if you want to buy land then build it might probably cost you the same price that it would cost in the UK..You might get told it is a cheap offer but when the Greeks start to work on a property they finish about 5 years later. I hope that helps.

As the Greek cites of mainland Greece became overpopulated, they sent out the surplus landless people to found new cities and support themselves. These cites were spread around the Mediterranean and Black Seas from today's spain to Asia Minor.

The Mediterranean Sea was a source of seafood and a highway for shipping produce and other trade.

It was also a military highway and battleground.

Greece was allied with the Allied powers. So when the Axis powers lost, then the Greeks technically won with the aid of the other allied countries.

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No, no, it was the glory that was Greece, and the grandeur that was Rome. Ancient Rome was certainly grand, and to modern thinking the Greece of ancient times seems glorious in many ways, with its art, architecture, literature, and philosophy.

According to Ryanair, a direct flight is 4 hours 20 minutes. However, it is more likely that you will have a connection because Chania is not a large airport.

Ancient Greece

four-fifths of greece is covered in mountains

1973

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