Golden Age of Greece

The Golden Age of Greece was a time when everyone did his own homework.

Scary part is if you are on the internet the info is all at your fingertips and still the questions flow on in.

Sturgis--

An amazing number of high school kids--who are supposedly computer savvy--don't know how to Google.

Unfortunately some posters--even if they can't Google--seem to want A2K experts to provide all their research--for all their subjects.

That's a .... golden ratio :wink:

Google does not always provide the answer to all of my questions.

Delphi?

You have to refine your search then.

And do what?

Just type "hellenistic period golden age".

From the first answers you get, you have this one:

"The fifth century B.C. is known as the Golden Age of Greek society. It inspired many ideals in the eyes of its citizens, such as the natural muscular form of males as perfection; so much so that women also strove to attain a well-proportioned muscular physique. But that was not the only marker of beauty; another important theme of this period was balance. Balance and its counterpart, symmetry, were considered the ultimate measuring sticks for beauty, and therefore the focus in all areas of art and architecture. "

uh, I believe you would then do a more in depth search...

put some parameters into the space between quotation marks and then go for it and if you use words such as the or a be sure to put a+ mark before it.

Here is the deal...what is the golden age of Greece? set it up in the google box as "What +is +the golden age +of Greece" apparently that will give you 2 fairly drab hits; so you may have to tweak your search a bit.

Aw come on it'll be fun and it sure beats another episode of Barnaby Jones.

yeah, go with what Francis said...