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The ancient Greeks had advanced plumbing systems for bathing, enjoyed hot and cold running water. They engaged in major wars against the Persians who attacked Greek settlements, with the Greeks emerging victorious. The legal system allowed citizens to defend themselves in court and receive stolen goods if accusing someone. Religion was polytheistic, with Zeus as the king of the gods and other major gods including Poseidon, Hades, and Hera.
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