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Athens, among many Greek cities, reflects an ancient Greek influence. One of the most apparent ways Athens reflects this is through the ruins of the city that still remain from ancient times.
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What civilization did Rome inherit its culture religion and way of life?
The Romans did not inherit their culture, religion and way of life from anyone. They had their culture, religion and way of life right from the start. In the early days there was an influence by their Sabine and Etruscan neighbours. Greek influence was also present form the early days and increased from the 3rd century B.C. when Rome took over Tarentum, the biggest Greek city in mainland Italy.
What culture influenced the Romans the most and why?
It was Greek culture. Greek civilisation started earlier than that of the Italics (peoples of ancient Italy) and, being more advanced, it exerted a great influence on them when Greek colonies were established in Italy. Moreover, Alexander the Great's conquest of the Middle East, Central Asia and Egypt, the Greeks deeply influenced these areas, too, creating what has been called the Hellenistic cultural period. The Romans' conquest of Greece and the Middle East, took over the Hellenistic world. Greek influence deepened further. This created a post-Hellenistic period where, as Horace put it, 'conquered Greece has conquered the brute victor and brought her arts into rustic Latium.' Roman art and literature followed Greek models. The Roman elite spoke and wrote in Greek.
When did Greek empire come under Roman rule?
the last of the (major) greek city-states come under roman rule in 130b.c.
Who did the Romans get most of their ideas from?
A major source of ideas was the Greeks. The Romans were deeply influenced by them. Greek influence started early on in the history of the Romans as the Greeks established settlements in southern Italy and Sicily. In these early days, the Romans adopted some Greek gods and myths and the book of the Sibylline of Cumae, who were Greek oracles in Cumae, a Greek city near Naples. When the Romans conquered the Greek city of Tarentum in southern Italy, a Greek educator moved to Rome and established the model for education in Rome. Studying Greek became part of the education of elite men, who became fluent in this language and used it often. In this period the Romans also adopted Greek drama and comedy for theatre plays. This laid the foundations for the development of Latin literature. When the Romans got in contact with mainland Greece, Greek influenced increased further. They adopted Greek sports and Greek medicine. They also adopted and adapted Greek Hellenistic sculpture. The two main Greek schools of philosophy, Stoicism and Epicureanism became popular among the Roman elite. The Romans were influenced by Greek astronomy and astrology. They also adopted Greek siege machines for warfare and developed them to a more sophisticated level.
Why did the Romans adopted part of the Greek culture?
The Romans were so influenced by Greek culture because many who immigrated to Italy were Greek and so brought their religion and culture to Italy and developed it mixed with the previous settlers. A classic example/myth of this is the story of Romulus and Remus.
The architecture of the city of Cochin reflects the influence of?
the british
What city reflects a Greek influence in Roman empire?
There is not one specific city which exerted Greek influence in Rome. This influence started very early in the history of Rome, even before Rome had contact with mainland Greece. Between the 8th and 6th century BC the Greeks established many towns in southern Italy and Sicily. These towns influenced all the Italic peoples they came into contact with, including the Latins (the Romans were Latins) and the Etruscans. The Greek cities which probably had most influence were Cumae, near Naples (only about 125 miles south of Rome), Syracuse, in Sicily (It was the second largest city in the Greek world), Taras (later called Tarentum by the Romans), the biggest Greek city in the mainland, .and Croton, which was noted for its philosophers. Corinth and Athens, in the Greek mainland, were heavily involved in trade with Italy and sold large quantities of Corinthian pottery to Italic peoples in this early period. Later in history. Athens, Pergamon (in western Turkey) and Alexandria (in Egypt) were the Greek cities which had the greatest influence in Rome
How Michelangelos David reflects the influence of Classical Greek and Roman sculpture?
it depicts the figure in a natural, contrapposto pose
The architecture of the city of Cochin in Kerala reflects the influence of?
Mosquitoes!! :p cochin is the land of mosquitoes
How did the Persian and Peloponnesian Wars influence the development of the Greek city-states?
The Greek city-states were already fully developed by the time of those wars.
How did the Persian and Peloponnesian wars influence the development of the Greek city states?
The Greek city-states were already fully developed by the time of those wars.
How did Alexander help the greek city- states unite?
He provided them a share in the spoils of conquest of the Persian Empire using Greek city soldiers, while using his influence in the Amphictyonic League to keep the Greek cities quiet.
What was the purpose for Alexander to establish cities?
As a civilising influence - imagining that Greek style city-states would help establish Greek culture and habits.
What reflects an influence of the Renaissance?
increased interest in the arts
How did the Minoan civilization influence the Greek civilization?
As they were 2 of the 3 first major greek civilizations (the first was the Cycladic) their influence was great.The Minoan civ specially in maritime technology and in architecture and the Mycenaean civ in language and in the organization of the state.
Why it's important to know the China is one of japan's closets neighbors?
it explains why Japan's culture reflects a Chinese influence...........
How did Alexander spread Greek influence in new city founded?
The over 70 cities were modeled on Greek cultural lines and acted as a cultural centre for the provinces they were located in..
