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... . The public then appointed another leader who implemented many reforms that outlawed debt slavery and many other downsides of the previous government. The new ruler even encouraged the export of wine and olive oil to help increase demand for products. One of the main ways they were similar though was in their form of government. Both Athens and Sparta had an ... ...
... to unrestricted native markets and were able to supply Greece with wheat, meat, dried fish, hides, wool, timber and basic metals in exchange for mainland finished products, olive oil and wine. Trade exposed Greek domestic markets to imported luxury products from Egypt, the Levant, Asia Minor and elsewhere. These had an important impact on Greek art during its formative years (750 ... ...
... , he was disliked during his lifetime, but became extremely popular posthumously. Dionysus is the Greek god of dance, poetry, song, theater, festivals, and drunkenness. He was said to have invented wine and is one of the twelve main gods in Greek religion. In ancient Greece, there was a very popular annual play-writing competition dedicated to him, called the Dionysia. ...
