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The importance of Greek alphabet stems back to virtually all modern alphabets and writing system. It's use of consonants and vowels brought forth a new writing system which allowed for more extensive written text.
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he Iliad and the Odyssey are some of the few remaining texts from ancient greek history. They give great insight into ancient greek economy, military, gender roles, hospitality, practice of religion, agriculture, etc.
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The war between the spartans and athenians brought great disparity to all of Athens, due to the split between them. It resulted in a weakened world economy and trade.
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The importance of Sophocles first tragedy goes beyond his first work, instead, we were introduced to one of the finest and fewest tragedians from ancient greek history.
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The death of Alexander the great might not have been as significant as his life. However, his unexpected passing at a young age kept him from preparing his empire for governance after his death. Eventually, his kingdom began to weaken and lose power, leading to the destruction of his empire he had built.
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The siege of Athens was a long and brutal war and resulted in widespread destruction of the city
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For what we know, the emergence of christianity turned a new chapter to human history. It moved on from greek history, art and empires to now the rise and widespread of christianity around the world.
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The divide of the Roman empire continued to see prosperity for the two halves. However, some internal and external forces were able to weaken the empires due to the spread of christianity, which also saw some fierce wars that the Western and Eastern empires fought against those who were trying to weaken it
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One of the greatest philosophers from ancient greek history. His work covered a wide variety of subjects including, music, poetry, politics and metaphysics.
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Another sign of the immense weakened form of Greece, that now saw even the slavs takeover it.
