The document summarizes an ancient Greece project by two students on Greek mythology. It outlines that Greeks believed in polytheism worshipping many gods, while modern religions are monotheistic. The top god was Zeus, king of the gods, and other major gods included Athena, Hades, Apollo, Poseidon, and Ares. The students' favorite gods were Apollo for one and Zeus for the other. Famous Greek stories included the Iliad and Odyssey, with one student preferring the Odyssey and the other the Iliad. Greeks told mythological stories to explain beliefs and past events.

1. Ancient Greece Projectby: Andrew O’Leary and Marquis HazzardPeriod 6Mtyhology (Myths and Gods)

2. Greek religion vs Modern day religionGreek- Polytheistic which means they worshiped many godsModern Day- Monotheistic which means they worship one god.

3. King of GodsZues- god of the sky and chief god and his symbol was the eagle.

4. Six godsAthena- god of wisdom. Hades- god of the underworldApollo- god of music and the artsPoseidon- god of the seas, earthquakes, and horsesAres- god of warZues- King of all gods

5. Favorite GodsAndrew-Apollo because music and arts is interesting.Marquis- Zues because he is the god of the sea. Also he was King of Gods

6. Greek Mythology storiesThe iIiad & Odyddey were epic poems written by Homer.Iliad- written between 725 and 675 B.C.Odyssey- written 800 B.C.

7. Favorite Greek Mythology story Andrew’s Favorite- Odyssey. It is my favorite because it explains the adventures of Odysseus who is my favorite character in the Odyssey.Marquis- Iliad. Marquis says it is more easier to read than the Odyssey.

8. Greeks telling Mythological StoriesThey told stories because it would explain stuff from the past and beliefs.

9. Famous Greek heroesEruipides- Portrayed war as brutal and barbaic and expressed deep compasion for women.

10. Sourcesen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iliadhttp://faculty.gvsu.edu/websterm/Read_Iliad.htmhttp://classics.mit.edu/Homer/odyssey.html