Well, Zeus is usually seen as the leader of the gods, but the big three were Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades. If you're asking if there's one "God" like in Christianity, then no, there isn't. There are lots of gods.
The main god of Ancient Greece is Zeus, who is the King of all the gods. He was also the father of the Greek hero Hercules A.K.A Heracules. Hope this helps:)
They did not. Neptune was a Roman god. But the Greeks built temples to their sea god, Poseidon.
Because he was the god of wine.
Zeus, the god of the sky and thunder, was known as the king of the Greek gods.
The Romans had a pantheon of gods which they worshipped. In particular, Jupiter was the chief god, and the god of sky and thunder.
The greek worship Athena because she's the patron goddess of the city, and all people goes to the temple of Athena to worship her because if they don't the goddess will not allow them to get foods from her.
Zeus.
They did not. Neptune was a Roman god. But the Greeks built temples to their sea god, Poseidon.
Because he was the god of wine.
Zeus.
He was the chief god of the Greeks. He was known by the name of Jupiter to the Romans.
by making the olympic games
Amon, Re, and later Amon-Re i think. I do know that there was also the 12 Gods of Mount Olympus. *********** Amon Ra, Amon Re etc. were egyptian gods, not greek. Greeks believed in the 12 gods who lived on Mountain Olympus and many other minor deities.
They would sacrafice animals and place them on the altar at the temple.
they went to mount Olympus
Zeus, the god of the sky and thunder, was known as the king of the Greek gods.
It was cronus but ZEUS won it over....Zeus is the chief of Greek gods and goddesses.
The Ancient Greeks went to worship at shrines