The war which occurred in the mid-1800s that weakened the economy of the Ottoman Empire was the Russo-Turkish War, led by the Turks on one side, and Russia, Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, and Montenegro on the other.
In 1787, a Russian statesman and former lover of Catherine the Great named Grigory Aleksandrovich Potemkin hastily erected a number of phony “mobile villages” along the banks of the Dnieper River. ... Accurate or not, the terms “Potemkin village” and “Potemkin facade” (or simply the word “Potemkin”) have stuck.
<span>Robert E. Lee was the Confederate general in command at the Battle of Gettysburg.
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Answer:
-Ares
-Aphrodite
Explanation:
Ares is known as the Greek god of war.
Aphrodite is known as the Greek goddess of beauty and love.
Athena is known as the Greek goddess of war and wisdom, not peace and learning.
Pericles was not a god at all.
Well many things. Classical civilization had a primitive government with laws, most were river valley civilizations (<span>Mesopotamia/Sumer, and Harrappa/Mojeno-daro)</span>
