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    Ancient Greece was a civilization belonging to a period of Greek history. Greece is a country in southeastern Europe, known in Greek as Hellas or Ellada, and consisting of a mainland and an archipelago of islands. Philosophy (Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle), literature (Homer and Hesiod), mathematics (Pythagoras and Euclid), history (Herodotus), drama (Sophocles, Euripedes, and Aristophanes), these are the birthplace of Greece. And the Latin alphabet also comes from Greece.

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    For my journey, I am traveling to Greece. Greece is a small country located in the Balkan Peninsula with a total area of about 50,942 square miles. About a fifth of the country is made up of more than 1,400 islands scattered throughout the Ionian and Aegean Seas. The capital of Greece is Athens, an ancient city located along the southern coast of Greece (“Greece - Location, Size, and Extent”). Greek culture and language dates back to 1500 BC, and it evolved over thousands of years to become what

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    1 Crucible: Misnomer or Not? Ancient Greece has oftentimes been called a "Crucible of Civilization." In fact, a few of the required video resources on the course page are titled that. ?Do a little research on the definition of the word crucible, and defend or refute that title for the Greeks. In other words, tell me if they deserve to be called that or not. Remember to state a position and defend it with evidence. The ancient Greeks were some very interesting people. From their earlier days until

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    the dominant military power in ancient Greece. It was a very known city-state in ancient Greece, and was knows as Lacedaemon, although Sparta : (In Doric Greek: Σπάρτη), (In Latin: Sparta) (in English: Sparta), was named after the main settlement, which toke place in the banks of the Eurotas River that flows in a north-south direction and emptying into the Laconian Gulf; passing the border between Laconia and Arcadia in Peloponnese a peninsula in southern Greece. The ancient Spartans were religious

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    My society is Ancient Greece which I think is the best civilization. Ancient Greece is one of the oldest civilizations which stood in head of its time. Religion was very important to the Ancient Greece and it was very personal to Greek people. It also consisted of polytheistic gods like Zeus, Athena and Apollo. In the temples there was belief that god was in the place or at least temporarily while prayers were going on. Religion in Ancient Greece is very personal so you could have

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    Have you ever pondered about the terrestrial architecture on one of the most advanced cities for it’s time? Well, I definitely have. But, what is this mysterious city? It is Ancient Greece. Now, you are about to learn the pros and cons of Ancient Greece’s land, soil, and everything in between. Now, let us begin this journey. Let’s start off with a pro. Greece’s rocky terrain influenced trade across seas. According to Document 1, it states that most of its terrain was covered by mountains

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    Introduction: Sparta was one of the most powerful city-states in Ancient Greece. It is famous for its powerful army. Sparta is in Greece. The lands it controlled were called Laconia and Messenia. War: Unlike their enemy Athens the Spartans didn't study art or theatre…, they studied war. The Spartans had the strongest army and the best soldiers in Ancient Greece. All Spartan men trained to become warriors from 7 years old. The Spartan Army: The Spartan Army fought as a group. They would line

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    Introduction: Greece is a country in the southeastern Europe. Sometimes the country is called Western civilization. Greece is also the birthplace of a lot of the western philosophy, literature, mathematics, history, drama, the Olympic Games, and democracy. Not only that, there are also a lot of famous arts and architectures in the Ancient Greece, too. The Greek architectures, that we have today are invented and pasted on back in the old days. One of the famous building is the Parthenon, but there

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    within an extremely short amount time. It almost seems unthinkable that these kinds of global trading connections existed before the first century, but nonetheless they were already present the ancient Greek civilization. When looking at how ancient Greece was influenced by the trade with other civilizations, it is shown that commercial trade had an immense effect on the social structure and the politics of the Greek society. The first important point that I would like to discuss is the fact that trade

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    Haddad Professor Hawthorne Civilizations 2/14/15 Ancient Greece Ancient Greece is widely believed to be the cradle of modern western, scientific, and humanistic ways of thought. They have paved a great way for our modern literature, political structure, arts and more. In this summary, I will explain some of these legacies and explain how they helped mold our current society’s way of living. A political achievement of Ancient Greece was the formation of a democracy. They implemented 3 varied branches

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