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"Ancient Greece Worshiped over 2,000 gods and goddesses."

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People in ancient greek were believers in polytheistic, meaning they believed in many gods and goddess  

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What the people of ancient greek believed in

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What the people of ancient greek believed in

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"A typical breakfast in Ancient Greece is bread dipped in olive oil."

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"Marathons were thought of in Ancient Greece then came all over the earth."

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Chaos was believed to be the first god, it is said that he is between heaven and earth

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"The Greeks may have had a few sore stomachs in their times."

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Ancient Greece people manly believed the gods and goddess would give them protection and health

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Ancient Greece people often worshiped theses gods and goddess by doing religious festivals, sacrifices, and rituals 

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This is a 5 minute long youtube video of the battle of the greek tragedies.

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The Battle Of The Greek Tragedies Youtube Video.

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The Battle Of The Greek Tragedies Youtube Video.

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The architecture of Ancient Greece was both unique and impressive. Khan Academy provides a lesson on Greek Architecture. Visit this link and take a look! The Theatres of Ancient Greece were marvels of acoustic architecture. Read here about the different sections of a typical theater. See any similarities between ancient Greek theaters and our theaters today? Visit and view some pictures of surviving (and restored) theatres like the one approximated in the video. Start with these three: the Epidaurus Theatre, the Theatre of Dionysus in Athens, and the Theatre at Aegeria. How are they the same, how are they different?

Sophocles was a playwright born in 496 BCE. Take some time and read more about his life and writings. Here is a link to some famous quotes by Sophocles! Oedipus Rex, the play depicted in this lesson is arguably Sophocles' most famous play. It is read in high schools and universities worldwide either on its own or as part of the Oedipus Trilogy that includes Oedipus at Colonus, and Antigone. Read the full text of Oedipus Rex here. Want to read more of Sophocles' literature? Visit this link and browse the selections and find another text that might interest you.

The Tragedies were an important part of the Greek theatrical tradition, but they were not the only types of Greek Drama. Can you name the different types of Greek Drama? If not, take a look at this site and learn.

For more on Ancient Greece, watch the TED-Ed lesson: Music and creativity in Ancient Greece by Tim Hansen.

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The battle of the Greek tragedies - Melanie Sirof

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The world of modern theater owes its roots to the tragedians of Ancient Greece. As far back as the 5th Century BCE, actors and playwrights were entertaining the masses with intriguing stories. Melanie Sirof unveils the ancient theatrical innovations that made the way for Broadway.

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The Beach in Greece is 15,000 km which is very impressive.

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Ancient Greece Virtual Tour Of The Sxinias Beach

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Ancient Greece Virtual Tour Of The Sxinias Beach

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Sxinias is a beautiful beach half an hour away from Athens, across the mount PENTELI, near Marathon, where the most important battle for ancient Greece and not only, took place ! This beach is next to a forest where Athineans take their bath and have daily picnics, during the hot days of summertime !

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360° panorama photo from Greece by Marios Leftheriotis. Sxinias is a beautiful beach half an hour away from Athens, across the mount PENTELI, near Mar...

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Ancient greek people also did human sacrifices, and most times it was because they had a storm and thought someone angered the gods

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Zeus was the sky god and the father of the gods