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    Edith Hamilton's Mythology

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    Due to Edith Hamilton’s book “Mythology” I know the Greeks valued strength above all and since I live in this era I know in today’s society we value care. Hercules was the greatest hero of Greece for simply his strength, “His qualities were those the Greeks in general honored and admired” (Hamilton 225). In today’s society if the hero does not care for the people he is hated. One example is Superman, he was hated at one point because according to the people he wasn’t helping the right cause.…

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    Tourism’s Influence on Greece Abstract: Tourism can be a large contributor to a nation’s success. Greece is a world renowned place to visit due to its beauty and uniqueness. Due to all of the landmarks from the ruins of Ancient Greece, people from all over the world learn about the history and its architecture. People are also attracted to the breathtaking views of Greece’s outdoors such as the large number of beaches and islands as well as the rock cliffs and the countless miles of hiking…

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    people in many attempts to conquer Greece. The Persians invaded Greece due to the support the Athenians provided the Ionians when they were trying to overthrow the Persians. During the Ionian revolt, the Persians were defeated in Sardis with the help of Athens, consequently King Darius, for obvious reasons, held a grudge against Greece and was determined to destroy Athens. These events led to the Battle of Marathon, one of the earliest battles to be recorded in history and considerably the most…

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    Section A Apodexis, Aitiai, Istoria Herodotus histories were considered as the founding work of history in the western literature era. There are many aspects that are recurred to understand history. Apodexis is needed when a demonstration revolves into proof. Aitiai coincided with Istoria, whereas Aitiai is greek for cause and the ability to find out a reason for something. While Istoria focuses on the written accounts of others and their varied histories. Cleon, Diodotus, Mytilenian The…

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    The Beginning of Ancient Greece Ancient Greece began in 800 B.C and ends in 500 B.C. As a country located in Southeastern Europe. Greece advanced in art, poetry and technology. People begin to move to Greece in the 2000 BC they started to farm and settle down in villages. Then more people started to come to Greece.They started to make governments, set of laws Had armies, and collected tax .Also all Greek city state have a god or a goddess which all The citizens had great respect and…

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    Ancient Greece was a very influential period for Europe and other parts of the world too. Ancient Greece from 800-150 BC was a very influential period for the Greeks. From around 800-500 BC they discovered many new different art styles and encountered many different forms such as architecture, pottery, sculpture. This period in ancient Greece is known as the Archaic Period. During this period the Greeks had discovered many new political enhancements. They were enlightened with the idea of a…

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    Greece is firmly rooted in its past. The history of Greece shaped the way the country is today. The Greek civilization began on an Aegean island of Crete about 3000 B.C.E (World Book 538). This culture was known as the Minoan culture. However, in 2000 B.C.E, villages began to develop in the mainland of Greece. These villagers called themselves Mycenaeans, after the powerful town of Mycenae in the Peloponnesus. The Mycenaean’s were in contact with the Minoan culture on Crete and adopted some…

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    This discussion forum response will delve into the different aspects of influence that Greece had on Roman society. Influence of the Greek society was brought into Rome following the fall of the Greek Empire, when a multitude of well educated Greeks were made slaves and brought back to teach the children of Rome, as well as document many of the historical events that still remain today. (“Outlines of Roman history, chapter 18,” n.d.) The Greek influence on education was a major one and…

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    innumerable different buildings. A selection of ancient buildings is still around to show us this. The architects of ancient Greece had busy, difficult jobs, but they still created some of the most amazing buildings in all of history. Columns were always a huge part of ancient Greek architecture. The columns of Ancient Greece became a way of showing the stories of Greece’s history. At first, the Greek architects were not extremely skilled, but over time, they developed a very iconic style…

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    Greek Mythology

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    Cox. English 09 May 2018 Greece Going to Greece looks very fun and thrilling to go to,because it´t a Roman city and is based off a Greek gods. When i go to Greece i would love to know about the history,food,and art because from Greece they have roman history,also numeros information about art.´´ Greek and Roman Mythology is quite supposed to show the way the human race race thought and felt untold ages ago´´(Hamilton.Introduction). An interesting thing in Greece is History with many old stories…

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