Ancient Greece

Osamah Hindi 7B

Intro

Ancient Greece was a terrific empire that formed our world.

However the aspects I will talk about today are:

Government

Religion

Art and Architecture

Most only know Ancient Greek for their Pottery and Sculptures

All of their art started simply because they Loved Beauty

Art was vital to them, as it supposedly kept their gods content.

Art and Architecture

Evolution

Their art evolved greatly, above, is a statue of

Zeus, which they used to worship.

Their architecture also evolved greatly, and had more details, on the left, is a temple which lasted 2000 years. There are

many more as they built them for their deity. Some

of their buildings might not have lasted till today, though their architecture travelled a long journey,

go to places as far as Japan. It started with

ordinary rocks and moved onto marble and other

luxurious items.

Religion

Polytheism

Over 3000 gods

Specific Rituals to keep them content.

They used art to remember religious

events.

The ‘big three’

Hades, the lord of the underworld

Poseidon, the god of the sea

Zeus, the god of the sky, and the king of all

gods

Government

Laws

The Greeks had courts, though they were at a

primary stage.

When the Ancient Greek wanted to

remove a politician from his seat, they had an operation

called an ostracism.

Some criminals were punished by fighting professional hunting

wolves.

The reign of the Ancient Greek ended at the battle of Corinth.

The Romans won and soon took over completely.

Some protested though it was too late as they left room for other nations to grow.

Conclusion

Battle of Corinth

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