Relationship Between Individuals and Society in Ancient Greece, Egypt, and Hebrews

Ancient Greeks, Ancient Egypt, and Ancient Hebrews
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The ancient Greeks were culturally elastic, and they intermarried with other communities. They could welcome or tolerate other foreign gods, and they never had geopolitics. They were united and bound together by sharing poems and stories. The society was dominated by male citizens who had a full legal status such as the right to vote, hold office, and own property. Women, immigrants, children, slaves, and laborers had defined roles in the society although there was an interaction between classes. Individuals were separated, and women had no civil rights. The society recognized the value of the individual, but through classes in that, there were subdivisions. They had several gods, some were in line with nature, and others were for basic rules in the society. For example, the Aether god was god for upper air, atmosphere, space, and heaven; the Alastor was god for a family feud. Gods influenced the individual and social relations, for example, they had a god of music, poetry, art (Apollo), they had one for animal husbandry, fruits, and beekeeping (Aristaeus).
Ancient Egypt culture is one of the most celebrated cultures in the world have influenced Greece and Rome it remains a reflecting society in the world. The society held individuals as special kinds. ...