Greecenoun
uk/ɡriːs/us/ɡriːs/a country in southeastern Europe
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- Children in China played with them thousands of years ago, and in ancient Greece children rolled bronze hoops.
- In ancient Greece, Iris was the goddess of rainbows.
- Many of the things we know about ancient civilizations, such as Greece and Rome, are thanks to objects that have been perfectly preserved at the bottom of the sea.
- Most were beautiful buildings or statues in or near Greece.
- Some said it was near Greece and had an army that once controlled much of Europe and Africa.
- Then, in the early 18th century, in what is called the Age of Enlightenment, the British started to become interested in the traditions of ancient Greece and Rome.
- Thermopylae was a narrow path in central Greece.
- They fought while the rest of his army traveled back to Greece to fight another day.