Ancient Greece

Ancient Greece is the birthplace of democracy, the source of the best literature, architecture, science, philosophy in Western civilization, and is home to beautiful historic sites such as Acropolis and Parthenon.

The theater of ancient Greece was a theatrical tradition developed in ancient Greece between 550 and 220 BC. Athens is the center of an ancient Greek theater. Tragedy and comedy are the format of the drama done there. The origin of Western play is in ancient Greece. It was developed at the festival of Athens to commemorate God Dionysus. The Greek theater is held in an outdoor theater and is always performed by three male performers. Today, one-third of the world's population is monotheism ("Religious Statistics of the World"). Still, in ancient times, it was not such at all, as most cultures are polytheistic. Greece is a country located in the southeastern part of Europe, today it is famous for Greek gods and goddesses This is the power of the Greeks. Greek gods and goddesses are a group of 12 Olympic athletes.

First, since "ancient Greece" is not an entity but a geographical space, we can not compare "ancient Greece" and "ancient Rome". What I call "ancient Greece" is the land itself of Greek we know now, but that was a long time ago. This is because the Greek city states living in this land collapse and are constantly fighting each other. They have no unit at all! Occasionally, like the Delhi alliance and the Corinthian alliance, they build loosely integrated alliances, they follow the same interests and offer military and economic assistance to each other. In most cases, this alliance is guided by superpowers forcing other countries to participate in the destruction of threats. So it is not completely unified. For comparison, you need to show the state of the exact city. Because they are completely different from each other.

2) Ancient Greece's political pluralism but cultural unity; ancient Persia is politically unified but cultural diversity. In ancient Greece, city politics of "polar" (singular: "city state"), various political regimes, and constantly changing alliance and hostile structures were included. At the same time, the states in each city use the same language, have a similar (but not identical) religious tradition and share cultural origins with other people. I think that the reason can reach the first point. Even the largest Greece is a relatively small and tightly integrated culture.

How do you compare the political regime of ancient Greece and the Persian empire, and the factors that can explain these differences and similarities?