Beginning in 776 B.C.E The greek olympic games celebrated the potential of the human body to achieve amazing feats. The greeks celebrated and enjoyed sports and athleticism as well as encouraging a healthy (cathartic) competion between the states. Today we observe many of the same sports at the olympics and maintain the same general values about sports and the value of athleticism within society. <span />
Roman architecture<span> focused on creating inside spaces. Greek </span>architecture<span> in </span>Constantinople<span> was more focused on the outside.</span>
'He conquered all of Greece and Sparta when his father died and he was left in charge of hid kingdom.'
^^ Was the first answer. Which is, without meaning to be to rude, incorrect in so many ways.
Ancient Greece was not a country in the modern sense, it was a loose collection of city-states, of which Sparta is not separate. Sparta is only one of these states, although a prominent one; along with Athens, Thebes, Macedonia and Corinth.
Loyalist: Tea overboard!!!
Patriot: Rebel rousing: Boston Tea party
