9. What beliefs, values or morals dictated Greek life?

Greek life was heavily influenced by belief in Greek gods. The Greeks believed that the gods were very powerful, but they were not perfect and showed human feelings with great intensity, including feelings like anger, anger and jealousy, which are exactly the feelings that the Greeks would like to avoid because they feared being punished by the gods and by for this reason, they made tributes and prayers.

In addition, Greek values established well-defined gender roles. For men, the values and concepts of this society required them to be strong and provide for the needs of their home. In addition, men should be educated, educated, knowledgeable about art, science and politics. Women, on the other hand, should be gentle, take care of their husband's welfare and be responsible for domestic matters. In addition, they should not interfere in male affairs such as politics, science and economics.

In general, the society of Greece dictated that values such as justice, righteousness, understanding and peace were followed by all citizens.

answer; (religion)

a. competition between france and england for land and power