Ancient Greek Influence

Ever since the archaic period, the ancient Greece was a civilisation that lasted from 8 to 6 B.C. After that, it was the middle ages and the byzantine era. Greece was separated into different sections, classical Greece, was the one that flourished the most. Alexander the great led troops to Macedonia, allowing the hellenistic civilisation to be strong and powerful, stretching from central Asia to the end of the mediterranean sea.

The foremost cultural portions of Ancient Greece were Philosophy, Music and dance, Literature and Theatre, Science and technology and art and architecture. Ancient Greek philosophy concentrated on the title role of reason and inquiry. Ancient Greek mathematics took part in many important developments to the study of mathematics, including the basic rules of geometry, the theory of formal mathematical proof, and findings in number theory, mathematical inspections, applied mathematics, and advanced close to making the first integral

Alexander the Great's conquests commenced several centuries of trading between Greek, Central Asian and Indian cultures, resulting in Greco-Buddhist art, with outcomes as far as Japan. after the renaissance, the extremely high standards of the ancient greeks influenced a great amount of european artists. During the 19th century, the greeks were a big impact of the western world’s art.

Very significant questions of governing was asked, such as who is the man in charge of the civilisation and how they commanded the civilisation to success. other example questions are such like Should sovereignty (kyrion) lie in the rule of law (nomoi), the constitution (politea), officials, or the citizens? Unfortunately, these question did not have an exact answer, which is why the greeks had very mixed range of forms. over time, various city states was in rule of one single person called monarchies or a small group of people called