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Greece was born in the Meditarrean sea with two seas very important that is the Jónico and the Egeo, in the year that was created was in 1200 B.C

The first people to live in Greece were the Minoans, who lived on the island of Crete, and the Mycenaeans, who lived on mainland Greece. They built big palaces and traded with other countries.

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Schulwissen und Allgemeinwissen sind so eine Sache. Manchmal bekommt man eigentlich ganz einfache Fragen gestellt und weiß dann peinlicherweise doch die Antwort nicht. Und das nicht mal bei unseren Nachbarländern oder unseren Haupt-Urlaubsländern in Europa.

Europakarte - Landkarte Europa

Welche Staaten gehören zu Europa? Wie heißen die ganzen europäischen Hauptstädte? Man redet und liest so viel über die Globalisierung der Welt und tut sich gleichzeitig so unendlich schwer, eine Vielzahl von Ländern geographisch zuzuordnen. Ein Klick auf die Europa-Landkarte öffnet die Map of Europe im Großformat:

Mit dieser Liste „europäische Hauptstädte" und der politischen Landkarte möchten wir helfen. Hier nun die Liste der Länder von Europa mit ihren Hauptstädten:
Kostenlose Liste der europäischen Hauptstädte als pdf- Dokument zum Download
Weitere Landkarten Europa
Ein Klick auf die Zeichnung öffnet die gewünschte Landkarte direkt im Grafikformat:
Unser Antrieb ist Kreativität und Vielfalt. Deshalb sind wir immer auf der Suche nach neuen Ideen, über die wir berichten können. Wir sind sehr daran interessiert zu erfahren, welche Ausmalbilder Ihnen noch fehlen und würden uns freuen, diese für Sie zu gestalten. Wenn Sie Fragen haben oder uns Anregungen geben möchten, sind wir gerne für Sie erreichbar. Auch Kritik nehmen wir gerne entgegen und sind immer bemüht, uns zu verbessern. Fehlt Ihnen eine bestimmte Landkarte? Sprechen Sie uns gerne an!

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Europakarte - Alle Länder in Europa und Hauptstädte

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Europakarte - Alle Länder in Europa und Hauptstädte. Wie heißen die Länder in Europa und welches sind die europäischen Hauptstädte?

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Blue: Represents the sea and sky of Greece. Greece is famous for its beautiful blue seas and clear skies, as it’s surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea.

White: Symbolizes the purity and independence of the Greek people.

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¿DÓNDE ESTÁ GRECIA?¿CUÁL FUE SU EVOLUCIÓN?

¿Dónde se encuentra Grecia? Grecia se encuentra en el sudeste de Europa y es un archipiélago formado por numerosas islas independientes. Los griegos denominaban a las ciudades polis, y Atenas es, sin duda, la más conocida de todas siendo hoy símbolo de la cultura griega o helenística. Cada ciudad o polis tenía su propio gobierno y la zona más alta de las mismas se llamaba acrópolis.

Los griegos fueron un pueblo colonizador, y esto quiere decir que no solo permanecían en su territorio, sino que exploraban nuevas tierras en busca de otros espacios para engrandecer de ese modo su civilización. Algunos de los territorios más importantes que colonizaron fueron Marsella o Ampurias.

LA SOCIEDAD GRIEGA

La sociedad griega dividía a su población en dos tipos diferenciados, ciudadanos libres y esclavos. A su vez, el primer grupo se dividía en ciudadanos y no ciudadanos. El segundo grupo era el más numeroso, y estaba constituido por mujeres libres y extranjeros. La población se dedicaba de manera generalizada al campo, es decir, eran campesinos, aunque también había muchas personas dedicadas al comercio o a la artesanía. Comerciaban con otros lugares e intercambiaban algunos de sus productos más destacados: vino, aceite o cerámica.

Los griegos fueron una sociedad politeísta y esto quiere decir que creían en muchos dioses a la vez. ¿A que, has oído hablar de Zeus y de Poseidón? Poseidón era el dios del mar y Zeus era el padre de todos los dioses. Y estos son solo algunos ejemplos de todos los que formaron el denominado Panteón griego, que fueron muchos.

Datos a recordar de la sociedad griega:

Los griegos fueron los creadores de la democracia, sistema político que impera en muchas partes del mundo, entre ellas España. También crearon el concepto de ciudadanía.

Fueron los creadores de los Juegos Olímpicos que se celebraban en Olimpia cada cuatro años.

Fueron maestros escultores, apreciaban mucho el arte. Una de las estatuas más famosas, que aún permanece en nuestros días, es El Discóbolo de Mirón.

En arquitectura también destacaron mucho, siendo los templos o los teatros algunas de sus construcciones más conocidas. (Ejemplo: El Partenón de Atenas).

Poseían un importante y poderoso ejército que se dividía en dos: atenienses y espartanos, es decir, miembros de las dos principales polis griegas.

El ágora o plaza, era el lugar que los griegos destinaban como primordial para la vida pública. Allí se reunían a charlar de asuntos importantes y de interés para todos.

Los griegos gustaban de la belleza, y supieron buscarla en muchos sitios, tanto de tipo científico como artístico.

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GRECIA Y SU HISTORIA ® La civilización griega para niños de primaria

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¿DÓNDE ESTÁ GRECIA?¿CUÁL FUE SU EVOLUCIÓN? ¿Dónde se encuentra Grecia? Grecia se encuentra en el sudeste de Europa y es un archipiélago formado por numerosas islas independientes. Los griegos denominaban a las ciudades polis, y Atenas es, sin duda, la más conocida de todas siendo hoy símbolo de la cultura griega o helenística.

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Top 10 foods to try in Greece | BBC Good Food

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Situated on the Mediterranean sea, Greece is home to some of the finest ingredients in the world. Make the most of them with our guide to the Greek food

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Grilled meat: Greekes are experts in grilled meat and its Greece's favourite fast foods served with chopped tomatose and onions in a pitta bread with famous sauce caled Tzatziki.

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Horitaki is a famous salad from Greece it is a plate thats in every Greece meal. It has sliced cucumbers, tomatoes, green peppers, red onions, olives and feta cheese. It is the best salad in Greece.

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This is the best desert in Greece it has melted butter and semolina custard, a sugary syrup and all does ingridients make a galaktoboureko

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Epiphany:Epiphany is a religious holiday. In the holiday you need to throw a cross to the sea,river or lake they do this to symbolize the sanctification of the water they celebrate this celebration the 6 of jenuary.

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Fota its a celebration Greeks celebrate with a picnic, normaly they eat seafood, olives and vegetables. This celebration normaly they celebrate it in Febuary or March.

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Aegina fistiki fest is a celebration of some Island's in Greece they cook, sing music and coltural performences. This celebration usually is celebrated in september.

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Now people in Greece dress with what they wantbut alot of years ago ( Well not that long ago) They had an especific dress "code" It was typical to wear white,girls usually wear a white dress and some times with blue lines and the boys some times wear a skirt or some pants.

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did you know that Greece is one of the sunniest place in the world.

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It's easy to see why Greece is one of the most amazing vacation destinations. Between the beautiful scenery, friendly people, amazing history, and delicious cuisine, this paradise is one of the most popular tourist destinations on earth. Want to learn more about Greece?
Here's 10 interesting facts about Greece that you probably didn't know!
1. Greece is one of the sunniest places in the world

According to MSN Weather, Rhodes, Greece has about 300 sunny days each year! That's about 3,000 hours of sunshine! Bring that sunscreen... you're going to need it!

2. The Greek Isles are home to over 6000 beautiful islands

While only 227 of them are inhabited, each island has a unique culture and landscape, ensuring that every destination will bring a brand new adventure!

3. Greece is home to 18 UNESCO World Heritage Sites

16 of these sites are based on cultural criteria such as the Temple of Apollo, the Acropolis of Athens, and the Medieval City of Rhodes. The last 2 (Mount Athos and Meteora), are considered to be heritage sites for their cultural and natural significance!

4. 80% of Greece is made up of mountains

When you picture Greece, you might think of the whitewashed buildings and blue domed churches of the cities on the Mediterranean, but the majority of Greece is actually mountains. According to the Official Greece Tourism Site , Greece is one of the most mountainous countries in Europe!

5. Greece has an impressive coastline... about 16,000 kilometers

That's 9,942 miles of pristine blue coastline! 4,660 of those miles are found around the thousands of islands of the Greek archipelago! No matter which island you visit, there is sure to be a captivating view of the mediterranean!

6. Santorini has different color beaches

Santorini is home to black, white and red beaches. The black beaches are thanks to Santorini's impressive volcanic past. The beaches are comprised of black sand and pebbles that become very slippery in the water! Be careful-if you wade in too far, you might end up going for a swim!

7. The Patron of Athens is a Goddess

Athena is not only the Patron of Athens, but also the Goddess of warfare, strategy and wisdom. As the myth goes, Athena was chosen to be the Patron of Athens after she won the people over with the gift of an olive tree. Poseidon offered the city water, but they deemed Athena's gift to be of higher value.

8. Greece is the third largest producer of olives

Speaking of olive trees, Greece produces 2.2 million metric tons of olives each year. The only countries to beat Greece are Spain and Italy! According to True Voyagers, a travel blog, Greece has more varieties of olives than any other country in the world!

9. Greece is home to more archaeological museums than any other country in the world

One of the most well-known museums is the Acropolis Museum located in Athens. Check out Discover Greece's page on the 12 most popular archaeological museums to learn about more of them!

10. Greece has a diverse array of wildlife

Greece is home to many unique animals such as the Beech Marten, the Cypriot Mouflon, and the Mediterranean Monk Seal! Some of these animals are only found on specific Greek islands, making them part of a unique and diverse ecosystem! Not to mention over 100,000 birds migrate to Greece's wetlands each winter.

If you've always wanted to experience the beauty of Greece, join us on Paul W. & Kim's Dream Vacation aboard the Celebrity Reflection September 29-October 13. Call 800-383-3131 today to reserve your spot on this once-in-a-lifetime voyage!

By Kaitlyn Pidgeon

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10 Interesting Facts About Greece - Cruise & Tour

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It's easy to see why Greece is one of the most amazing vacation destinations. Between the beautiful scenery, friendly people, amazing history, and delicious cuisine, this paradise is one of the most popular tourist destinations on earth. Want to learn more about Greece? Here's 10 interesting facts about Greece that you probably didn't know!

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Greece touches with, Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria and the west with Türkiye

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The way the location affects Greece, and why 

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The way the location affects Greece, and why 

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So, the location affects Greece for a lot of things for example the food. The typic food for Greece and almost al the cyties that are next to the ocean eat fish. It also affects for tourism because in Greece (Santorini) is very tipic to make pictures next to the sea or in the back. And much more

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50 Fun Facts About

Greece [2022]

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Athens and Sparta were two powerful city, but they were very different. Athens valued art and learning, while Sparta focused on military strength.

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The capital is Athens

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The population of Greece is 10.397.193