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The Flag of the Hellenic Republic, (Greece)

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The Flag of the Hellenic Republic, (Greece)

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They use the euro for money €

The official name of Greece is the Hellenic Republic.

Near 2 thirds of the population live in urban areas

It is a popular tourist destination

Greece features thousands of islands, including destinations such as Santorini and Mykonos.

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Nowadays Greece is a much more civilized place, it is part of Europe and is a famous tourist destination.

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Greece is now a parliamentary republic, this means that the parliament elects a president every five years and that he is now head of state. While the prime minister, however, is the head of government. This goes down in a chain where it goes from prime minister to ministers, ministers to etc.

The president, however elects the prime minister to head the government, and appoints and dismisses many other people in the republic.

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Ancient Greece emerged from the Ottoman Empire in 1829. It quickly rose in wealth and had many many neighboring civilizations. Greece was positioned on the Greek peninsula and is now a well known country. It had major cities and city states like Athens and Sparta.

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In Ancient Greece the most common government they had would be considered an oligarchy. This is mainly what occurred when a democracy goes sour. Meaning that the head of government turns into a rich and powerful brat, and takes complete control over the area.

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The first colonies formed nearly 4000 years ago

They had superstitions about food

The Greeks and other ancient civilizations made up gods and stories for things they did not understand

The olympics began here, it started out as a foot race

The ancient Greeks held many festivals in honor of their gods