Ancient Greece and Rome have affected modern technology and architecture in various ways. Many modern government buildings draw inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman structures. Several architectural designs, such as domes and columns, were first developed in Rome. The Romans also introduced us to concrete, which is a strong and durable building material.
The ancient Greek scientist Archimedes invented the lever. We still use this technological invention in construction to lift heavy weights. Archimedes also invented the odometer, which tracks traveling distance. The odometer is used in almost all modern vehicles today.
One major difference between the Korean War and the Vietnam War was the style of fighting: “The Korean War was characterized by short bursts of fighting whereas Vietnam tended to be long and drawn out."
Nordic countries have progressive childcare policies meaning women aren't faced with the decision between work or their children. Due to generous childcare, maternity, and parental leave policies women feel more inclined to participate in their government.
