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    The great Greek empire is one of the real definitions of starting small and growing into something enormous. The Greeks are probably one of the most well-known kingdoms in history. They have done things from being one of the worlds most educated and civilized cultures to having one of the fiercest militaries of all time. No one could speak about early world history without mentioning the Greek Empire. With all that being said the Greeks have had some of the greatest impacts on the world. One way

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    It’s typical for a winter morning. The clouds hang heavily in the sombre skies. Shadows of the barren trees fall upon the blanket of crisp‚ drifting‚ white snow that covers every inch of the frozen ground. icicles cling to the eves‚ sparkling in the silver rays of light that shine through the clouds. Everything is shrouded in mist and silence. There’s no sound‚ save for the occasional bird’s chirp or trill. I feel the wind gnawing at my cheeks and tug the fraying end of my chunky knit scarf. Snowflakes

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    paper 11/6/12 The Portrayal of Women in Greek Writing Sappho‚ Aeschylus and Homer are Greek authors that discuss the role of women in Greek Society. Women hold traditional Greek roles in society taking on the role as wife and mother. These roles are generally viewed as subordinate roles to men in Greek times. This can be seen through the poetry of Sappho. It can be argued that women also hold very powerful negative or positive roles in Greek society. This can be seen in the works of Aeychlus

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    to western civilization from the Ancient Greeks. Many roots of the civilization we have today can be traced back to the Ancient Greeks. They made long lasting contributions in the areas of art‚ architecture‚ philosophy‚ math‚ drama‚ and science. If the intelligent thinkers of the Ancient Greeks such as‚ Socrates‚ Aristotle‚and Hippocrates never challenged the way Greeks lived many of the ideas we have today would have never been established. The Greeks made contributions in modern day art‚ architecture

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    downgrade of Greek debt to “junk bond” status made Greek default seem inevitable‚ causing alarm to permeate financial markets worldwide. Unsustainable spending by the Greek government through the creation of a “welfare state” in Greece was a principle cause leading to the Greek debt crisis‚ which affected even the United States’ economy. High-paying public jobs‚ excessive pensions‚ and non-prosecution of severe tax evasion all helped produce the “welfare state” that is present in Greek culture. The

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    Greek Theater During the times nearing the greek views of westernization and ideas relating to the enlightenment that would later arise‚ Greek plays began gaining popularity. Since the plays represented the current events‚ they were taken very seriously by the populous. They often challenged the social norms and were seen as controversial. The development of plays was an important achievement for Greece‚ as it inspired many current traditions. Greek plays were most commonly staged in open-air theatres

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    Greek Monsters Essay

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    This source summarized details about the Greek Monsters shown in many popular stories like Odysseus and Hercules including history and background information about many of the Greeks monsters past in many famous myths .Scylla‚Chimaera‚Minotaur‚and‚Sphinx are some of the monsters included in this source.Scylla unlike other greek monsters Scylla was once a beautiful carefree sea nymph‚ she was always happy and enjoyed having to do nothing with men. Like many other the other monsters scylla had a spell

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    and differences between Greek myths and what Genesis says. One example is the creation of man and the universe. Another example is how the first woman was created and what she was meant for. The last example is the Greek’s account of the flood compared to the Genesis account. The universe was created by thunder according to Greek myth. But in reality it was created by the voice of God saying in Genesis‚ "Let there be‚ and it was". The word of God was distorted in the Greek myth by saying everything

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    Ancient Greek Contributions Ancient Greece forged many of the contributions seen in western civilizations. One of the most influential contributions is literature. Those contributions where very important then and still are today. The importance of Greek literature is found when looking at the texts of western civilization. Greek writers created the form and foundation for later writings. By opening Greece to the idea of writing‚ literature introduced new forms of entertainment‚ record keeping

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    Greek theatre essay – Hugo Fuller "The chorus was a crucial part of Greek theatre and was used to narrate the story‚ give their opinion of the plot‚ and keep a rhythm for the play. The chorus did this in various ways‚ such as through costumes‚ stage presence‚ music and singing. What did the chorus bring to Greek theatre and how was it shaped because of it?" The chorus played an important role in Greek theatre. Sometimes the chorus would help the audience to follow the story - it had an informative

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