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Explore the rich culture of Classical Greece, including art, philosophy, and politics, through this comprehensive article on Khan Academy.
Classical Greek society - Khan Academy
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The "Apoxyomenos," a famous Greek sculpture, was copied by Romans who admired Greek culture. These copies were displayed in public places like the Baths of Agrippa. The Romans' love for Greek art led to debates about public versus private ownership of such treasures.
The Parthenon (article) | Ancient Greece | Khan Academy
Following the defeat of a Persian invasion in 480–479 B.C.E., mainland Greece and Athens in particular entered into a golden age. In drama and philosophy, literature, art and architecture Athens was second to none.
A brief history of Western culture (article) | Khan Academy
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This video provides an overview of the history and culture of ancient Greece.
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Ancient authors consistently refer to Egypt as an influential ancestor and a source for aspects of Greek and Roman culture, a concept that likely impacted many artists and scholars over the centuries.
Greek sanctuaries as artistic hubs - Khan Academy
Greek sanctuaries were perennially lively venues, each with their idiosyncratic myths and rites. The Athenian Akropolis (also spelled Acropolis), whose slope and plateau were home to many sanctuaries, was where Poseidon and Athena had competed for the patronship of Athens.
Philip of Macedon unifies Greece (video) | Khan Academy
How did Philip of Macedon unify Greece? Sal discusses his rise to power, the League of Corinth, and the rise of Alexander the Great.