Discover the Wonders of Ancient Greece
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Which ancient civilization introduced the alphabet to Europe?

  • The Egyptians
  • The Persians
  • The Romans
  • The Greeks (correct)
  • What types of writings from the Greeks are still read today?

  • Essays
  • Novels
  • Poems (correct)
  • Plays
  • Which two city-states were the most powerful in Ancient Greece?

  • Athens and Sparta (correct)
  • Troy and Mycenae
  • Thebes and Corinth
  • Rome and Carthage
  • What were the Ancient Greeks known for inventing?

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    Study Notes

    Ancient Greece

    • The ancient Phoenicians introduced the alphabet to Europe, which was later adopted and adapted by the Greeks.

    Greek Literature

    • Works of ancient Greek writers, such as Homer's epics (Iliad and Odyssey) and the tragedies of Sophocles, are still widely read and studied today.

    City-States

    • The two most powerful city-states in Ancient Greece were Athens and Sparta, which frequently clashed in a series of conflicts, including the Peloponnesian War.

    Greek Inventions

    • The Ancient Greeks are credited with inventing the alarm clock, central heating, and the water mill, among other innovations.

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