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What does a map of North America look like?
How dose the north amarica map look like
What Country invented Democracy?
the greeks
What do walls look like?
flat and hard
How did the Greeks view roles and limits of government?
The Greeks thought that citizens should participate in the government, but did not offer citizenship to women, foreigners, and slaves.
What did the velociraptors nest look like?
it looked like a hole in the ground and leves on in
What is the Greeks writing look like?
They are characters.
What do Mediterranean people look like?
they look like :italians,greeks,spaniards,moroccans....................
What did the big dipper look like to the ancient Greeks?
The ancinet Greeks thought the Big Dipper looked like a big bear.
What did the ancient Greeks Sun God look like?
sun
What did the ancient Greeks' housing look like?
kia i got you
What are the differences between ancient Rome arts and ancient Greeks arts?
roman stole the Greeks art to make it look like theirs
What are the similarities of the ancient roman clothing?
The greeks and romans wanted to look powerful, and intimedating. They wanted to look war-like and fearsome.
Why did the Greeks want to look like the gods?
because they wanted the gods to be pleased,and let them know that they honor them.Elaborated AnswerThe ancient Greeks believed that the gods and goddesses were the most beautiful being, therefore, they wanted to be like then. It is always true what is above.
Is Cronus human-like or monster like?
Cronus is in the form of a human it is said that we were formed to look like him and his descendants If you want to know anything about the Greeks contact me at JJustoa@gmail.com
Why did Greeks made their gods in their own image?
They believed that they had been made in the gods' image, and so imagined the gods to look like them.
Can Essay like writings be found before the nineteenth century?
Yes, ancient Greeks wrote essays. Look up Plato.
How did the Greeks religious beliefs encourage scientific exploration?
i think it was because the greeks were allowed to question the gods. If they didn't like Athena, they could listen to Poseidon. As such, it made it much easier to look for scientific truths.
