During World War II, more than half a million Greeks perished from either hostilities, starvation, diseases or executions. \nOne million people\u00a0were left homeless, 160.000 buildings were destroyed and approximately 1.700 villages were completely wiped out.\nIt took many years for the country to

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Fractions have been integral to mathematics since ancient times, with civilizations like the Greeks utilizing them in various mathematical pursuits. This article explores the concept of fractions, their representation, and usage, along with historical insights into their development by ancient mathe

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Adolescents often begin exploring love and intimacy, distinguishing between love rooted in friendship versus physical intimacy. They set personal goals for the kind of intimacy they aspire to achieve, focusing on life skills like prudence and temperance. Discussions on the four types of love accordi

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Ancient civilizations like Babylonian, Assyrian, Egyptian, and Chinese had profound knowledge of astronomy, including tracking celestial events, developing calendars, and recording astronomical phenomena. The Greeks contributed to cosmology, contemplating the nature of the cosmos. Beliefs in a spher

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Homeostasis, derived from Greek meaning "standing still", is crucial for maintaining balance in living organisms. It involves regulating internal variables to prevent disease or death. Ancient Greeks emphasized the importance of harmony and equilibrium in life. Claude Bernard and Walter B. Cannon fu

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Ancient Greeks significantly impacted the world through innovations in government, medicine, language, and more. Their contributions, such as democracy, the theory of humours, and the spread of Greek ideas by figures like Alexander the Great, continue to influence modern society. By exploring their

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Ancient Greece and Ethiopia had significant interactions throughout history. The relationship started with trade and the employment of Greek mercenaries by the Egyptian rulers. Greeks were intrigued by rumors about Ethiopians, leading to explorations and interactions. This period ended with Alexande

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Anthropology has evolved over centuries, with roots tracing back to ancient Greeks like Herodotus. The discipline developed into a scientific field during the European Enlightenment and has since progressed to study the science of humanity and cultural differences. Philosophers like Plato and Aristo

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While the Persians focused on building a vast imperial system with a divine king, the Greeks emphasized the unique concept of citizenship and political participation within independent city-states. The Persians ruled through an elaborate administrative structure while the Greeks favored a more democ

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Ancient Greek civilization made significant cultural contributions in various aspects such as religious practices, theater, and scientific discoveries. The Greeks had a rich tradition of honoring their gods through events like the Olympics and theatrical performances that continue to fascinate audie

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Greeks have made significant contributions to modern society through their inventions and discoveries. Without their innovations, concepts like democracy, philosophy, cartography, and navigation would be unknown. Greek scientists like Thales of Miletus, Aristotle, and Pythagoras laid the foundation

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Ancient Greeks had a unique approach to meals and eating habits, as depicted in literary works by Aristophanes and Athenaeus, along with artistic representations. Their food had dual symbolism, both religious and cultural, showcasing their identity and civilization. Greek cuisine was simple yet rich

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Ancient Greece's geography was characterized by its seas, mountains, and mild climate, influencing its development and resources. The region's key resources included olive oil, wine, and pottery, while its geography led to the emergence of dominant city-states like Athens and Sparta. Greek myths ser

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Explore the significance of the Intertestamental Period and the evolution of Second Temple Judaism through major events, empires, and key figures such as the Persians, Greeks, Hasmoneans, and Romans. Uncover the historical context surrounding this pivotal era that laid the groundwork for the transit

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Delve into the world of Platonic solids, five unique geometric shapes that have fascinated mathematicians and philosophers throughout history. Discover the general characteristics of each solid - Tetrahedron, Cube, Octahedron, Dodecahedron, and Icosahedron - and unravel the ancient Greeks' profound

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Explore the evolution of fashion from ancient civilizations like Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans to the high-class society influence in the 15th and 16th centuries. Discover iconic garments like the Egyptian loincloth, medieval Bliaud, and Farthingale of the 1400s. Witness the shift in fashion styles

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Welcome to Year 6! Join Mrs. Clay, Mrs. Medcraft, Mr. Lapworth, and Miss Russell for an exciting learning journey. Embrace a positive attitude, growth mindset, and school values. Explore topics like Groovy Greeks and Living La Vida Loca. Follow a balanced curriculum with a flexible timetable. Get re

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Explore the world of ancient Greek astronomy through captivating images depicting landmarks, artifacts, and key figures such as Plato, Aristotle, Ptolemy, and Pythagoras. Discover the reasons behind the Greeks' reliance on astronomy, their contributions to science, and their rejection of mythologica

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Greek Mythology, a captivating belief system, originates from oral traditions and various literary works, evolving over time with a diverse pantheon of gods and goddesses like Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades. The Greeks, unlike followers of organized religions, relied on myths passed down across generatio

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Roman civilization was influenced by Greek culture, as seen in their art, literature, and architecture. Roman artists and writers borrowed ideas from the Greeks but adapted them to suit their needs. They created realistic statues, innovative buildings with features like arches and domes, and iconic

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Ancient Greece, spanning from 500-323 B.C.E., was a land of diverse communities that often developed independently due to its mountainous geography. Greeks excelled in technology, architecture, and military innovations, inventing tools like aqueducts, cranes, and catapults. Their advancements in mat

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The ancient Greek Olympics provide a window into the sporting culture of the Greeks. Dating back to the 9th century BC, the games evolved over time to include various events like footraces, wrestling, boxing, and chariot racing. Competitors were free-born Greek men, with prizes including olive leaf

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Island of Crete played a significant role in the history of Ancient Europe as a cultural bridge between Asia, Africa, and Europe. The civilization on Crete, known for its advanced arts, crafts, and writing, thrived before collapsing in the 15th century BC. The Greeks, located in southeastern Europe,

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The Persian Wars were a series of conflicts triggered by events like the Ionian Revolt, leading to the Persian Empire seeking revenge on Athens. Starting with small fleets and culminating in the Battle of Marathon, the Greeks, though initially the underdogs, managed to repel the Persians. The Atheni

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Dive into the world of Ancient Greek mythology with the tale of Theseus and the Minotaur. Learn about the gods and goddesses that were believed to control every aspect of life for the Ancient Greeks, and discover the story of Theseus, a brave hero who faced the Minotaur in the labyrinth. Unravel the

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Explore the physical features of Greece's land through images, understand the impact of the environment on human life, discover the basic needs for Greek survival, and uncover the natural resources available to the ancient Greeks.

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Explore the historical progression of medicine from prehistoric times to the medieval era, focusing on societies like the Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, and beyond. Witness the transformations in surgical practices, disease management, and public health strategies across different civilizations, showcas

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