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Greece and rome comparison

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Ancient Greece and Rome were both located by the Mediterranean Sea and had polytheistic religions with many gods. However, Greece grew through sea trading while Rome expanded through conquest. Their societies also differed in that Greek women could not own property or be citizens, while Roman women could own property, and they each had their own class systems and approaches to art that were either idealistic or realistic.

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Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome: A Comparison
Greece and Rome are located by the Mediterranean Sea.
Greece grew through trading by sea.
Rome grew by conquest and expansion.
Greece and Rome were both polytheistic, meaning they both had many gods.
Greece had a class system of its own.
Rome had its own class system
Greek women were not considered citizens.
Roman women could own property.
Greece and Rome both had slaves.
Greek art was idealistic.
Roman art was realistic.
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