Differences Between Greek and Macedonian Societies (Essay Sample)
some specific differences between greek and macedonian societies. what effects did these differences have?
KEY ASPECTS OF ALEXANDER'S YOUTH THAT PREPARED HIM FOR HIS ROLE AS A LEADER OF MACEDON AND CONQUEROR OF AN EMPIRE
SOME CORE VALUES OF HELLINISTIC CULTURE
UNIQUE ASPECTS OF SOCIETIES OUTSIDE THE MEDITERRANEAN REGION
HOW DOES THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHINESE SOCIETY COMPARE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEDITERRANEAN SOCIETIES
Ancient History
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Ancient History
Differences Between Greek and Macedonian Societies
Ancient sources allude to the uniqueness of Macedonians to the Greeks. Language, cults, myths, rituals, customs, and sociopolitical culture illustrate specific differences between the Greeks and Macedonian societies (Mladenovska-Ristovska, 2017). Principally, Greeks had a polis structure. Specifically, each city-state included government buildings and temples. Conversely, ancient Macedonian society featured a royal structure with state institutions and a hereditary ruler. The “Macedonian laws” governed state institutions. Unlike the Greeks, Macedonians had the right to appeal in front of their kings (Mladenovska-Ristovska, 2017). These differences caused mutual antipathy and constant hostility between the Greeks and Macedonians.
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