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Roman Differences Similarities Greek Differences
corinthian column column in the Temple building Used Doric column
cultural consist of city and state both began their histories as city state cultural is older
temple built ornale inside, plain outside temple built were ornale inside and outside
worship the god religion worship Alexender the great
Spoke Roman woman were second class citizen Spoke Greek
material used for thr arch was post and lintel system material used for the arch decorative effect
wore togas accept slavery as a fact of life wore tunic
Greek cultural last longer then the Roman did
Roman art was realistics the Greek art was ancient
theme was debuched theme was classical
1. The Cycladic Culture contributed to Greek development by establishing a sea trade. They also produced mercantile goods bronze and obsidian tools and weapons, gold jewelry, and stone and clay vases and pots.Mycenaeans and Minoans traded by sea. They sent out ships to trade goods such as food, pottery and anything which had value. Mycenaean’s used imported foods from other countries. And also sold they're high quality pottery. They became wealthy through this and Minoans much the same.
2. The early Greek city-state, consisting of a city or town and its surrounding territory. Polis is described as city in Greek. Also known in Ancient Greek as city-state, it could also mean citizenship and body of citizens. You had to be born in to citizenship by naturalization otherwise you could be shut out of democracy. This being a new concept of the ancient world which demonstrates culture might be universal to the Greeks.\
3. Imperial Rome, in which case it is the entire Roman Empire from the time of the first emperor, Caesar Augustus (Octavius), who came to rule in 27 B.C.E., to what many consider to be time of Constantine the Great, who became emperor in 306 C.E. & the Empire divided to begin the Byzantine era in the East; however,...