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What factors Shaped the development of Greek Culture, government, and power?
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Answered by
Writeacher
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_greece
This article has really good sections on ancient Greece, as well as excellent references and external links for further research.
Let us know what your ideas are after you've read this. Someone here will be happy to comment.
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This article has really good sections on ancient Greece, as well as excellent references and external links for further research.
Let us know what your ideas are after you've read this. Someone here will be happy to comment.
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
Greece's geography was a primary factor in its development. As an island and peninsular nation in the Mediterranean gave it access to lands and goods around the eastern end of this sea. It's mountains on the peninsula prevented convenient travel between city-states -- so they developed more or less independently.
Greece also assimilated the earlier Minoan and Mycenaean cultures, including their mythology.
What other factors does your text book mention?
Greece also assimilated the earlier Minoan and Mycenaean cultures, including their mythology.
What other factors does your text book mention?
Answered by
Writeacher
You might also see if you can rent this DVD:
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<i>The Last Stand of the 300</i> from the History Channel folks (not the movie called <i>The 300</i> that was in theaters!!) gives lots of explanation and visuals to help you understand the independence of the ancient Hellenes and their determination not to be under someone else's thumb, so to speak.
http://store.aetv.com/html/product/index.jhtml?id=101981&name=The%20300%20Ultimate%20Collectors%20Set
<i>The Last Stand of the 300</i> from the History Channel folks (not the movie called <i>The 300</i> that was in theaters!!) gives lots of explanation and visuals to help you understand the independence of the ancient Hellenes and their determination not to be under someone else's thumb, so to speak.
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