Greek Myths, Gods, and the Olympics
Exploring Greek mythology, religion, and the original Olympic Games and what they meant to Greek society.
Key Questions
- 1What can Greek myths tell us about what the Greeks valued?
- 2How were the ancient Olympics different from the modern games?
- 3Why did the Greeks build temples to their gods?
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