Question

1. what did the greeks have that helped them to understand themselves?
2. which greek god’s temper affected the weather?

zeus

1. which greek god’s symbol was represented by a vulture?
2. name three other gods?

Explanation:

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The Greeks had myths (stories about gods, heroes, etc.) that helped them understand themselves. Myths explained natural phenomena, human behavior, and cultural values, providing a framework for self - understanding.

Zeus, the king of the Greek gods, had a temper that affected the weather. For example, his anger could bring thunderstorms (he was associated with thunder and lightning).

Aphrodite's symbol was sometimes a vulture? No, actually, Zeus (in some interpretations) or more commonly, Ares? Wait, no, the Greek god whose symbol was a vulture was Zeus? Wait, no, actually, the vulture was a symbol of Zeus. Wait, or maybe Hera? No, correction: The Greek god whose symbol was represented by a vulture is Zeus. Wait, actually, in Greek mythology, the vulture was associated with Zeus as a symbol of his power and dominion.

Answer:

Myths (stories about gods, heroes, and the world)

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