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Intro
Ancient Greece was a terrific empire that
formed our world.
However the aspects I will talk about today are:
Government
Religion
Art and Architecture
 Most only know Ancient Greek for their Pottery and Sculptures
 All of their art started simply because they Loved Beauty
 Art was vital to them, as it supposedly kept their gods content.
Art and Architecture
Evolution
Their architecture also
evolved greatly, and had
more details, on the left, is
a temple which lasted 2000
years. There are many
more as they built them for
their deity. Some of their
buildings might not have
lasted till today, though
their architecture travelled
a long journey, go to places
as far as Japan. It started
with ordinary rocks and
moved onto marble and
other luxurious items.
Their art evolved
greatly, above, is
a statue of Zeus,
which they used
to worship.
Religion
Polytheism
Over 3000 gods
Specific Rituals to keep
them content.
They used art to remember
religious events.
The ‘big three’
Poseidon, the god of
the sea
Hades, the lord of the
underworld
Zeus, the god of the sky,
and the king of all gods
Government
Laws
When the Ancient
Greek wanted to
remove a politician
from his seat, they
had an operation
called an ostracism.
The Greeks had courts,
though they were at a
primary stage.
Some criminals were
punished by fighting
professional hunting
wolves.
Conclusion
The reign of the Ancient Greek
ended at the battle of Corinth.
The Romans won and soon took
over completely.
Some protested though it was
too late as they left room for
other nations to grow.
Battle of Corinth
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