If you mean BGLO (Black Greek Letter Organizations), it depends on what you call "history". Each of the organizations have their own history which you can research individually, though the movement itself dates to 1904 (not the 1906 a certain organization would have you believe) with the advent of Sigma Pi Phi, the oldest known Black Greek Letter Organization. Organized in Philadelphia, it remains as a graduate level organization. Membership is "inivitation only". You can find more about them here: Sigma Pi Phi: http://www.sigmapiphi.org/home/ The Rest in Succession: Fraternities Alpha Phi Alpha (1906, Cornell University) Omega Psi Phi (1911, Howard University) Kappa Alpha Psi (1911, Indiana State University) Phi Beta Sigma (1914, Howard University) Iota Phi Theta (1963, Morgan State Univeristy) Sororities Alpha Kappa Alpha (1908, Howard University) Delta Sigma Theta (1913, Howard Univeristy) Zeta Phi Beta (1920, Howard Univeristy) Sigma Gamma Rho (1922, Butler University) Of course there is tons more to each organization, as a rule you can find the official website of the organization by the name and ".org" (like http://www.iotaphitheta.org). Hope this helps.
L came from the Greek letter Lambda, which came from the Phonician letter Lamed.
History is the personal journal of one's life. When a country has certain outstand persons, events, or documents, they are included in a country's history. What we study as history is the journal of a country's life. One of the oldest history books is the Bible of the Judeo-Christian tradition. It is the history of the Jewish/Israeli people. History is made by one person's decision. How that person's decision affects others and that person's environment is what history is.
a dark past or A Stolen Life
Modern life in northern cities
Modern life in northern cities
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Yannis Tzifopulos has written: 'Paradise earned' -- subject(s): History, Dionysus (Greek deity), Burial, Religious literature, Greek (Hellenistic), History and criticism, Antiquities, Religious life and customs, Goldwork, Future life, Social aspects of Future life, Orpheus (Greek mythology), Future life in literature, Greek Inscriptions
R. S. Glen has written: 'The two muses' -- subject(s): Drama, Greek drama, Greek drama (Comedy), Greek drama (Tragedy), History, History and criticism, Intellectual life, Intellectual life., Medea (Greek mythology), Social life and customs, Theater, Translations into English
The answer is: It is called the ''framework of Greek life'' because the polis played a key role during the history of the ancient Greeks lifes.
Greek history was the foundation for democracy in American History.... :-)
Homer was one of the greatest Greek poets during his life time in history.
The Persian Wars were the defining moment in Greek history.
AfricanAmerican gang slang for "I agree." Or "That's right"
G. O. Hutchinson has written: 'Hellenistic poetry' -- subject(s): Argonauts (Greek mythology) in literature, Criticism and interpretation, Epic poetry, Greek, Greek Epic poetry, Greek influences, Greek poetry, Greek poetry, Hellenistic, Hellenistic Greek poetry, History and criticism, Intellectual life, Jason (Greek mythology) in literature, Latin poetry, Medea (Greek mythology) in literature 'Latin literature from Seneca to Juvenal' -- subject(s): Latin literature, History and criticism 'Greek lyric poetry' -- subject(s): Greek poetry, History and criticism
The Persian Wars were the defining moment in Greek history.
history of surveying from greek to modern era
Kathryn J. Gutzwiller has written: 'Theocritus' pastoral analogies' -- subject(s): Country life in literature, Greek Pastoral poetry, History, History and criticism, Literary form, Pastoral poetry, Greek