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Try to picture San Francisco during the 1840's. The "Gold Rush' days with all the grubby, primitive, opportunity seekers. Dirt streets, relative lawlessness, dog eat dog, but with much promise.
Now compare that image with what is today's architecturally dazzling San Francisco. Refined, culturally superior. The "Kingdom of Snoot." Considered by many the world over to be our most cosmopolitan and beautiful city, in the bay at the Pacific Ocean. The difference between "Ancient" Greece and "Classical" Greece is very similar, relative to modern times.
I hope my comparison offers clear way to "see" the difference in your mind's eye.
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Two significant historical events that occurred during the Classical era were the French and American Revolutions?
The Classical Era is not the same time as the French and American Revolutions. The Classical Era generally refers to Ancient Greece or Rome. The two revolutions mentioned are the most significant events of the Enlightenment, a period from around 1600-1800.
Where is Ancient Greece located?
Southern Europe, basically the same place Greece is today.
Where are ancient Greece and ancient rome?
Comparison of Ancient Greece and Ancient RomeAncient Greece and ancient Rome may be compared in many ways, including in terms of the position of women in society, geography and the ramifications of geographical differences, and government. Teleology is almost the same too. They also believe in god and the will pray them. FROM: http://ancienthistory.about.com
What is an independent self-governing city in ancient Greece?
πόλεις (or polis). The English word "metropolis" derives from the same word.
Did Ancient Rome have tornadoes?
Not really. I'm trying to find the same thing out myself. I believe that there was more earthquakes.
Where is Ancient Greece located?
Southern Europe, basically the same place Greece is today.
How are Sparta and Athens alike?
How are Sparta and Athens alike?-Located in Europe- Located in Greece- Both are polis, or city states of ancient Greece- Had Slaves-Belived in same gods- are storngest city states of ancient Greece- Both attended at the ancient Olympic- Fought in the Persian war- Had colonies- Had allies throughout Greece
What is the Latin translation of 'politia'?
The word 'politia' is an ancient, classical Greek term for body politic or state. The term occurs in ancient, classical Latin with the title of Plato's work of the same name. Otherwise, the more commonly used, Latin equivalent is the word res publica, which means public thing. But practically speaking, the word means republic.
Who started Same-sex marriage?
Gay marriages were legal in ancient Greece. B.C.
What crimes are in Ancient Greece?
the same crimes to see and hear about today, the only difference is the method.
Is greek and Greece the same thing?
Greece is the name of the country and the Greek are the people who live there in the country of Greece
What do rome and Greece have in common?
Ancient Greece and ancient Rome were both similar and different in many ways. For starters, they both had similar art and architecture. But Greece made their art and architecture more ornate and fancy. The Romans also used an alphabet similar to the Greeks. It was slightly changed, but Greek none the less. Another thing that the Romans had in common with Greece was their gods. Pretty much all the Roman gods were based off of the Greeks. Hope this helped. :D
Is Gresse and Greek the same thing?
No. Gresse is a town in France. Greek is the nationality of a person born in Greece.
What is an independent self-governing city in ancient Greece?
πόλεις (or polis). The English word "metropolis" derives from the same word.
How do you spell 'Jeremiah' in Latin?
The Latin spelling for the name 'Jeremiah' is Ieremias. The spelling is the same as the ancient, classical Greek. The name means 'Yhwh will raise' in Hebrew.
Is pharos same as thing pharaohs?
No. Pharos was the name given to the great lighthouse of ancient Alexandria. Pharaoh s were the kings in ancient Egypt.
How is Canada the same as ancient china?
Just one thing that's similar is that both ancient china and canada both use ginseng.
