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Ch.6 Greeks

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Who was the king of Greek Gods and Goddesses? Zeus
Who gave the Greek people prophesies? Oracles
Where do the Greek Gods and Goddesses live? Mt. Olympus
What were traditional stories about Gods and Goddesses? Epics and Fables or Myth
What happened in the Temple of Apollo? You could go to an oracle who would speak to Apollo for you.
How did the Greeks worship the Greek Gods and Goddesses? Sacrificed animals, prayed, offered gifts, and celebrated festivals
When the main characters are talking to animals, what is that called? Fable
Main characters are heroes. Epics
Story is a poem Epic
Story that is not a poem. Fable
What are the three ideals on which Classical Greek art is based on. Balance, Reason, and Harmony
What were the two main sources of support for Greek artists? Government and wealthy Greek citizens.
Who was Alexander the Great? What made him so "Great" Alexander had territory as big as Persia and even bigger because he conquered Persia carrying on his dad's goal, and wanting to conquer even more than Persia.
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