How did the ancient Greeks explain whether, seasons, and natural disasters?

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AysviL [449]2 years ago

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Answer:

the Greek gods

Explanation:

Greek gods represented the seasons and the elements. Poseidon, God of seas and earthquakes, was responsible for those elements and what occured when a disaster occured. Hephaestus, goddess of the volcanoes. Chione, goddess of snow. Zeus was the God of of sky, thunder, and rain. Whatever happened was directly related back to the gods.

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