the mountainous terrain of Greece refulted in widely scattered settlements.
Greek city-states within the Persian Empire in Asia Minor were induced to revolt against Persian rule, and it expanded to include mainland Greece.
In general, aside from Classical Sparta, women were viewed very poorly in ancient Greece. They were property of the men they married and the men, especially important ones, would often have many consorts and concubines. In myth, women are usually either the cause of the problem, or in need of saving.
Cause she felt like it and mainly so her and Jason could escape the chasing king and be wed in Greece.
Today, Greek Mythology doesn't really have much impact on the world. You will still find temples and things like that for the Greek gods. Though the effects are less than they used to be, Life in Ancient Greece was based around Greek Mythology and he gods. They would worship the gods. You see, for the Ancient Greeks, everything in daily life was the cause of a god or goddess. Zeus made thunder and lightening storms. Demeter let harvests grow to feed the people, things like this. They every much believed that the gods would walk among them and curse anyone you said something against them. So as you can see, yes, in Ancient times Greek Mythology did effect the life's of many people.
The city-states started on their own patch of land, building a city on it and living off its produce. To survive they had to defend land and city against neighbouring cities and invaders. So the cities had to be independent and capable of protecting that independence.
the mountainous terrain of Greece refulted in widely scattered settlements.
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Lord Byron funded a rebellion against the Ottoman Empire in Greece. He was inspired by the Greek people's fight for independence from Turkish rule and supported their cause by financing and participating in the Greek War of Independence.
the mountainous terrain of Greece refulted in widely scattered settlements.
Cause in Greece people could not get through the mountanous north so they did all their hunting and traveling by sea and they needed harbours to launch ships.
Philosophers as teachers was certainly a worthy cause; but much was made of warriors in ancient Greece.
John Adams championed the cause of independence
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Some of the women in ancient Greece did in certain cities like Sparta, Athens, Minolocia and others but many cities on Crete and other parts of the Aegen Sea, and Turkey did not allow women to have very many rights if any. However the Greecen form of independence was far better for women than any other in the world at that time or for many years afterward.
It is unclear which country's independence is meant