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2. templ e of Zeus The temples were built with three types of columns Doric columns, Ionic columns and corinthian columns. Desmi

3. Temples were made of limestone or marble and the rooms and the ceilings were made of wood. and roof tiles were made of terracotta or stone. Desmi Doric style columns

4. schools they used tablets to learn in Athens the education was at home every city had a different way of learning Ian.B

5. in Sparta education was based in giving a god training from the army, in order to produce good soldiers they also trained girls to be great soldiers SPARTA

6. Very few houses had survived. Inside the the houses you find: the bathroom, the dining room, the slave room, the bedrooms, (many because men and women slept in separate rooms even when they were married). The houses were made of stone and bricks. Most houses were build in a open large courtyard. Conrado courtyard

7. A tholos a was a public building with a round roof. a stoa with columns at the front. another one was altars Juan

8. In 480 BC, Athens was sacked by the Persians and the temple on the Acropolis was destroyed. All the monuments of the Acropolis in Athens survived for 20 centuries. The Acropolis is located on a flat-topped rock that rises 150 m above sea level in the city of Athens. CIRO

9. In Mycenaean times there was a small city on the Acropolis surrounded by stone walls. Athens is denominated by a rock hill called the Acropolis which means “high city” in Greek. CIRO