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    Roman Greece spanned from 146 BCE to 330 CE. During this period, Greece was ruled by Rome but retained aspects of its culture and society. The power structure was dependent on Rome, and Greek architecture, art, and traditions influenced Roman culture. Greece was eventually divided into western and eastern parts in 286 CE, and the fall of Rome led to further political changes as the western part was invaded by barbarians and the eastern part was controlled by the Byzantine Empire.

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    Roman Greece spanned from 146 BCE to 330 CE. During this period, Greece was ruled by Rome but retained aspects of its culture and society. The power structure was dependent on Rome, and Greek architecture, art, and traditions influenced Roman culture. Greece was eventually divided into western and eastern parts in 286 CE, and the fall of Rome led to further political changes as the western part was invaded by barbarians and the eastern part was controlled by the Byzantine Empire.

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    ROMAN GREECE

    146 BCE - 330 CE


    Language

    - Written Greek
    Alphabet
    - learn from
    Phoenicians
    Society
    - Only land owning and native-born
    men
    - full protection of laws in city state
    - Athens
    - divided base on wealth
    - Could change classes by money
    - Sparta
    - Homoioi
    Government

    - They used Romes rules


    - The power was depended
    on Rome
    Art
    - Rome had been took the art and
    architecture from Greece
    - They invented tragedy masks
    - There was many famous writers

    Fresco from Pompeii


    Geography
    Greece added into the part of Rome in 146 BCE

    Greece changed into Graecia

    Greece separated into 2 parts: Western and Eastern parts in


    286 CE
    Architecture
    - Very specific and influential
    type of design

    - based off the post and lintel


    system

    - Architecture linked to cultures


    and traditional.

    - basic element influence Roman


    Architecture.

    - Ex; Greece theater.


    Rise and Fall

    Rise Fall
    - Battle of corinth ( 146 BCE) - Rome break into two parts.
    - Between Rome and greek - Western part of Rome have
    been attacked by Babarians.
    - Rome attacked and - Eastern part have controlled
    conquered greek. by Byzantine.
    Military
    - hoplite (citizen army)
    - long spear, short sword,
    circular bronze shield
    and bronze helmet
    - wear lighter armour.
    - greek warfare.
    Religion
    - Polytheistic

    - The twelve Olympian gods were the major gods of the Greeks and lived on
    Mount Olympus.

    - Greek believed that the god would protect and guide their city
    Inventions
    - Odometer

    - Water mill
    - Theatre
    Cities
    - Thebes

    - Situated in a plain between Lake Yliki

    - Town in central Greece


    - became a centre of the new silk trade

    Pylos

    - Also called Navarino

    - Became the site of the Battle of Pylos in 425 BC, during


    the Peloponnesian War.

    (Epain)
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