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Goddess of Love.
Relationship to Zeus: unrelated in blood; formed in the ocean from primordial substances.
Symbol: the dove, the apple.
Adjectives: beautiful, loving, manipulative.
Source of Information (Website URL): Percy Jackson books (by Rick Riordan)

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God of music, the sun, medicine, dance, archery, plagues, and light.
Relationship to Zeus: his son.
Adjectives: handsome, elegant, arrogant.
Symbol: harp
Source of Information (Website URL):https://www.thehistorypress.co.uk/articles/five-fascinating-facts-about-the-greek-god-apollo/

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God of war, violence, bravery, and strength.
Relationship to Zeus: his son.
Adjectives: Violent, strong, aggressive.
Symbol: wild boar.
Source of Information (Website URL): Percy Jackson books.

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God of the moon, hunting, young women.
Relationship to Zeus: his daughter.
Dangerous, lithe, quiet.
Symbol: the moon.
Source of Information (Website URL): Percy Jackson books

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Goddess of war and battle plans
Relationship to Zeus: his daughter
Skilled, smart, beautiful
Symbol: owl, olive tree.
Source of Information (Website URL): Percy Jackson books.

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Goddess of grain and other assorted crops
Relationship to Zeus: his sister
Kind, moody, attentive
Symbol: wheat, and sometimes a scythe
Source of Information (Website URL): Percy Jackson books

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God of wine and madness.
Relationship to Zeus: his son.
Powerful, bipolar(meaning sometimes he’s nice, sometimes he’s mean,) and smart
Symbol: grapes
Source of Information (Website URL): Percy Jackson books.

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God of the underworld.
Relationship to Zeus: his brother.
Dark, scary, wise.
Symbol: his helmet of darkness.
Source of Information (Website URL): Percy Jackson books.

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God of fire and metalworking.
Relationship to Zeus: his son.
Buff, crippled, smart.
Symbol: hammer, or a forge.
Source of Information (Website URL): Percy Jackson books.

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Goddess of marriage.
Relationship to Zeus: his wife.
Devoted, snippy, beautiful.
Symbol: lotus flower and the peacock.
Source of Information (Website URL): Percy Jackson books.

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God of deliveries, travelers, and stealing.
Relationship to Zeus: his son.
Witty, smart, fast.
Symbol: caduceus
Source of Information (Website URL): Percy Jackson books.

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Goddess of the hearth.
Relationship to Zeus: his sister.
Quiet, kind, knowing.
Symbol: the hearths flame.
Source of Information (Website URL): Percy Jackson novels.

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God of the sea.
Relationship to Zeus: his brother.
Stormy, kind, powerful.
Symbol: trident.
Source of Information (Website URL): Percy Jackson books.

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God of lightning.
Relationship to Zeus: he is Zeus.
All powerful, quick to anger, kingly.
Symbol: lightning
Source of Information (Website URL): Percy Jackson books.

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Reason for the War: one of the princes of Troy ran of with the spartan kings wife, and this caused the Spartans to declare war on the city of Troy.
Major Parties Involved: the Greeks and the people from the city of Troy.
The Trojan Horse Explained: during the last part of the war, the Greeks pretended to withdraw from Troy, and they left a wooden horse filled with a raiding party. The Trojans brought the horse inside the walls, and the Greeks came out and sacked the city.
Outcome of the War: the Greeks ended up winning to to the cunning of the Trojan horse.
Great Heroes of the War: Odysseys, Achilles, Nestor, and Ajax.
Source of Information (Website URL): https://www.history.com/topics/ancient-history/trojan-war