Ancient Greeks used goats for their milk source, made wine in individual homes, and ate meat. They grew crops like fig trees and olive trees, as well as fruits and vegetables, on their own land. Demeter was the goddess of corn, grain, and the harvest who made crops grow each year and was sacred to livestock and agricultural products.

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3. 1. In ancient Greece did they use A.
Goats or B. Cows for their milk source? 2. In Ancient Greece how did they make
wine to drink?
A. Individual Homes
B. Factory's
3. Did the Ancient Greeks eat A.
Meat or were they B. Vegetarian?
4. In Ancient Greece did they grow
there own crops like fig trees and olive
trees?
A. True
B. False
5. In Ancient Greece did they
grow their own fruit and
vegetables?
A. True
B. False

14. Demeter is the goddess of
corn, grain, and the harvest.
She is the daughter of Cronus
and Rhea. It is Demeter that
makes the crops grow each
year. The first loaf of bread
from the harvest is sacrificed
to her. Demeter is also the
goddess of the earth. Sacred
to her are livestock and
agricultural products, poppy,
narcissus and the crane.