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1) Gaea has Titans with Uranus
2)Gaea has cyclops and hundred-handed ones
3) Uranus throws cyclopes and Hundred-handed ones into Tartarus
4) Gaea takes vengeance and make sycthe to kill uranus
5) Kronus kills uranus during ambush
6) Uranus curses Cronus, making any of his children turn against him.
7) Cronus has children (Hestia, Hera, Demeter, Hades, Poseidon and Zeus)
8) Uranus eats all the children in fear except Zeus
9) Rhea, Zeus's mom bought Zeus to

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- Greeks built temples as places to worship the gods. They made the buildings as beautiful as they could, using the rarest of materials and using the most skilled craftsmen to make these so that the gods are pleased.
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- The temples had elegant statues, tall columns, and treasure inside.
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- The Greeks believed that there were minor goddesses called dryads that lived in the woods. These groves were protected by Greek priests. The legend is that the dryads carried axes to ward off any attackers.
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- Oceanus
Titan of ocean
- Mnemosyne
Titan of the memory
-Tethys
Titan of fresh water
- Theia
Titan of clear sight and bright objects
- Phoebe
Titan of prophecy and oral intellect
- Koios
Titan of the pillar of the North
- Hyperion
Titan of heavenly light
- Krios
Titan of the stars
- Iapetus
Titan of craftmanship
- Themis
Titan of law and justice

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- Some girls from wealthy families got taught how to read at home, but girls couldn't go to school.
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- Boys went to the gymnasium, (school) from about seven years old. They learned thing, such as reading, writing, and math, as well as how to make a speech, recite poetry, and sing.
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- A few women did learn how to read and write. One of the most famous women that did was named Sappho, who lived about 2,500 years ago.
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- Greek people go to the Agora, a open-air market in the center of the town. It had Fresh veggies and fruit, with grains freshly grown from farmers. You can also buy Herbs, Cheese made from goat or sheep milk, and herbs.
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- Most girls learn how to spin fleece into thread then learned how to weave it together to make cloth for clothes, blankets, rugs, etc. They learned this from their mothers.
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-Most wealthy Greek people had servants, who did everything such as building, farming, and house work.
-  There were more than 40 holidays in Athens, Greece every year. These holidays were depicted on pottery.
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- Greeks wore clothes that were loose. there were no zippers or buttons to hold it together. Just loose-fitting robes called chitons. Chitons were a big square of cloth held by pins and a belt.
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- The Greeks wore brightly colored clothes with embroidery. Usually these garments were made of wool or linen, but rich people sometimes wore silk too.
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- Some wealthy Greek women wore jewelry, some times made of gold or silver, dangly earrings, and necklaces.
- Inside their homes, Greeks liked to go barefoot, but when they go outside, they used bouncy sandals made of light cork and a little bit of leather.
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- Zeus
God of the sky
-Poseidon
God of the sea
-Apollo
God of music and medicine
- Hephaestus
God of the blacksmiths and forging
-Ares
God of war
-Hermes
God of traveling and thieves, and is royal messenger
- Dionysus
God of wine
- Hera
Goddess of marriage
-Demeter
Goddess of grain and farming
-Artemis
Goddess of the hunt
-Athena
Goddess of wisdom and war strategy
- Aphrodite
Goddess of beauty and love
- Hades ( Not an Olympian)
God of death
- Hestia ( Not an Olympian)
Goddess of the hearth

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- The Parthenon is in Athens, Greece.
-They named Athens from the goddess Athena, goddess of wisdom and war strategy
- Myth says that Poseidon and Athena had a duel of gifts to impress the villagers in soon to be Athens to claim it. Poseidon presented a horse, and Athena presented a olive tree. the olive tree won the hearts of the people because Athens was a rocky land, and olives grow with ease in this area. That is why the Athena Parthenos ( a statue of Athena) is in the Parthenon, which is a huge altar to worship and sacrifice things to the goddess Athena.

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- Most Greek girls had to marry at 13 or 14. They are usually married to much older, sometimes men exceeding 45 years old.  (king fisher)
- In their wedding, they would ride in a wedding chariot. After the wedding, the husbands would destroy the chariot.This symbolized that they could not go back to their original homes.
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- In Sparta, women had to keep in shape too. They did several exercises a day because they believed that it would make their babies healthy and strong.

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- Most fiercest and strongest from Sparta
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- Spartan warriors had really long hair, and before battle, they sat down and combed it.
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- In Greece, (especially Sparta) they thought bravery was really important. To punish deserters and cowards, they shaved off half of their hair, which back in the day, was a big disgrace.
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- After winning a battle, Greeks hung up their armor or burned it in a temple, as a way to say thank-you to the gods.
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- Greeks had to buy their own armor. If you were wealthy, you could get a sharp sword or spear, a good shield, and expensive body armor. Someone poor might only get an animal skin and a wooden club.
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- Greeks fought in phalanxes, which means that the shields were tightly over lapped and that it made a strong wall.
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- Greeks had a sharp wooden spike on their ship, and it was called a ram. In battle, the Greeks steered to the ship and rammed them with the sharp spike, hoping that could sink the ship.
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