What kind of historical evolution did the ancient Greeks undergo in their inheritance and history?

Ancient Greek civilization made many contributions to literature, art, philosophy, religion and mythology, political science, and natural science.

Ancient Greece created early democratic ideas, promoted the progress of political civilization, and created many works in literature to promote the development of history.

Ancient Greece had a splendid city-state democratic culture, which promoted the development of human political civilization and greatly influenced the political development of Europe.

The gods and men in ancient Greek and Roman literature all have a sense of individuality that is free and unrestrained, independent and uninhibited, carnival and fun, and enjoy life, and they show the spirit of hardship and perseverance in the face of difficulties.

Ancient Greece had many bays and islands, and the navigation industry was developed, so it had extensive commercial and cultural ties with other regions, especially with Egypt and the countries of West Asia.

1.Homeric era – 12th century BC to 8th century BC.

2.Archaic period – 7th century BC to 6th century BC.

3.Classical era – 5th to 4th centuries BC.

4.Panhellenic era – 3rd to 2nd century BC.

Summary. What are the five stages of ancient Greek culture?

Aegean civilization, Homeric era, Archaic era, classical era, Macedonian rule era.

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Stage 1: Cretan Civilization (in Crete, the palace inside had a complete sewer sanitation system, which shocked the world at the time) Stage 2: Mycenaean Civilization (that is, during the Trojan War) Stage 3:

The Dark Ages (the era of Homer's life) Fourth Stage: Classical Civilization (5th-mid-4th century BCE) Nachang Fifth Stage: Macedonian Reign (Late Wild Orange Period in the 4th century BC to the middle of the 2nd century BC).

Ancient Greece developed from ancient Rome, and finally due to the emergence of many empires in ancient Greece, which separated from each other and perished.

Ancient Greece began as a small kingdom, then slowly unified the West, and then was destroyed by the Byzantine Empire.

The succinct answer is that the ancestors of the Romans came from Greece, and according to their legend, it was the one where 1 wolf nursed 2 young boys. So the culture of Rome was basically Greek inheritance in the early days.

At that time, the ancient Roman mythology was basically a copy of the ancient Greek mythology. It's just a different name.

Then in the growth of Rome, Greece and Rome interacted more frequently. So it has always been culturally inextricably linked to Greece.

As for the language: a lot of English is associated with ancient Greek and Roman mythology, most notably names. And then there are many adjectives that are also derived from mythology.