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It is how they told their religion,”...based on people and events at earlier times”

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Myths are important to Ancient Greece because in “The Role of Myths in Ancient Greece from Greek Mythology” it states,”the Olympics began in ancient Greece. Great Greek thinkers made revolutionary discoveries in astronomy, biology, and medicine.”

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Myths were important to Ancient Greece because those myths protected the Greeks from the warrior by saying that the Greek gods would do this or that if they trespassed.(Greek only had to ask gods for help)but now it’s different because all Greek don’t believe in those gods.

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According to lines 8-9 Greek civilizations passed down more than just stories. According to lines 71-73 the myths were more than just accounts of exciting occurrences. They told monumental events. Not only this but, according to line 78 they also taught lessons.

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According to page 365”, Myths also tought important lessons. For example they might have warned against being too proud.” Also, according to lines 82 to 83”, The Ancient Greeks also created myths to explain natural phenomena.” Obviously, the Greeks made the gods so important that they made it as if they were the reason for everything that happened. Anytime something new would happen they would believe it was the works of the gods.

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Myths wher important to the Greeks because they believed that the gods and goddesses were the ones that made everything that exists

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Myths are important because They believed that gods and goddesses were everything they would tell you everything located on page 364 on lines 10-50.

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Why Myths were important to Ancient Greeks. 

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Why Myths were important to Ancient Greeks. 

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Myths were important to Ancient Greeks because, myths were a reflection of their beliefs and what their culture was about. According to the text “The Roles of Myths in Ancient Greece” in lines 94-95 it states, “Each culture creates myths that reflect its beliefs, which are often a result of it s circumstances.”

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Myths were important to Ancient Greece because they played a huge roll in religions by making something that happened in the past into like a story which was told in many religious groups as the landmark of the past into a story called a culture stated in lines 4-5.

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Myths were important to Ancient Greece in many ways for example myths were told in several types of stories and were passed down person to person. Not to mention myths also told stories about monumental events and answered what Ancient Greece didn’t  know. According to the author Simone Payment,”Myths tell several types of stories. Some are tales of adventure based on actual events...They also told stories about such monumental events as the creation of humans beings”. These are just some of the many ways myths were important to the Ancient Greeks.

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Myths are still relevant in moderation because of the human need for something entertaining or maybe for some info on the Greeks, on page #364 it states “Great Greek thinkers made revolutionary Discoveries in astronomy, biology, and medicine.” When these discoveries are made the public want to know more.

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Myths were important to Ancient Greece because on lines 94-97 it states, “Each culture creates myths that reflect its beliefs, which are often a result of its circumstances. For example, myths may be influenced by the geography of the country in which a civilization lives.” That shows that it was important to Greece because it reflects their beliefs and may be influenced by the geography of the country.

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As stated on page 363 myths passed on more than just stories. Even to day myths are enjoyed. As line 78 says myths teach lessons. These lessons are still used today thanks to the help of books, sculptures, and other artifacts.

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Myths are still relevant today because, myths are a part of Greek culture. Myths have also been passed down for thousands of years and that’s why we still talk about them. According to the text “The Roles of Myths in Ancient Greece” in lines 137-152 it says, “Greek myths have been passed down for thousands of years. There are several ways we have learned about them. One is through written works, such as books or plays, that were created by later cultures based on stories from Ancient Greece. These works have survived and are still enjoyed today. We have also learned about Ancient Greek myths through artwork such as sculptures and paintings. The Greeks sometimes told their myths through the form of art, for example creating a sculpture of Zeus or a painting of Aphrodite. Sometimes they made mosaics depicting important myths. They also decorated vases and other containers with stories of their heroes, heroines, gods, and goddesses. Even Greek coins were decorated with images from myths. Many Greek sculptures still exist today in Museums. We can even see some floor mosaics in their original locations. Hopefully, these relics will be preserved for years to come.
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Myths are important because they believed that the gods and goddesses made everything.They are also important because they could use them for things like to get young children to make them behave.

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Many myths today of the Greek gods are relevant because the traditions are spread across the world,for your information,”many Greek myths were based on people and events”.

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Myths are still relevant today because that culture was still a belief in many religious groups and according to Lines 8-9 it gave the future civilization more than just stories The Ancient Greeks made huge contributes to the culture making myths still relevant.

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According to page 368”, The works of myths being passed down are still used today.” Evidently, Greeks today still base alot  of their culture off of these myths. Whether it’s art work or books, the Greeks still apply the gods to their almost every day life

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Sera Albrecht

Myths were important to Ancient Greece because paragraph 2 states that “myths are more than just stories” which leads us to believe that they might be real. It also states that myths tell why some things we have today actually came to our natural world.

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Myths are still relevant today because it helps us understand what some of the Ancient  Greeks thought happened. This also tells us about how some things got to earth,these myths may or may not be true. Lines 78-81 state how “Myths taught important lessons” so we (people today) still follow these lessons

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Myths are still relevant today because in lines 5-7 it says,”the myths of the Greeks, which have been told for thousands of years, are still enjoyed today.”

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Myths were important to Ancient Greece because "The myths taught many valuable lessons, such as the story of Arachne where she got turned into a spider for bragging.”.

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According to page 368, “ These works have survived and are still enjoyed today.” The reason myths are still relevant today is because it helps many people understand what it was like for the Greeks and what has happened. Even thought these myths may not be true they taught lessons and stated facts in many myths and children today will still follow these lessons they learned.

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Brogan Kelly
Myths are still relevant because “Ancient Greeks wrote stories and plays that are still performed today.”.

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Myths are still relevant today because it’s still part of the Greeks culture and religion. Myths have also been passed down for generations and have a special part in the Greeks history. According to “How Myths Spread” ,”Greeks heard myths at a early age...Myths were also recited as a part of rituals at religious temples.”