The religion in ancient Greece affected the daily live of people in that it defined the role for women and often laid the ground work for major decisions. Grecian society, like many others of its time, was a male based and the women had very little say in politics or life. Women were not allowed to vote, were not considered citizens and were often married off without their consent . Religion gave the Grecian women a purpose in society; they were the mourners. Women over saw the purification rituals that would preserve the soul in the next life and this gave them a small amount of power and say in the house hold. Religion also defined daily life because of the oracles teachings. People in conflict over decisions often sought out and followed the advice of the gods. During this time period it was not uncommon to find small house shrines in Grecian homes which minor prayers were made. If an oracle was consulted on a matter it was often followed to the word for fear of the gods retribution. This allowed the priests and oracles considerable sway with the community.
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water is a vital part of Greece. if water was run short than it could affect amounts of food, jobs, and transportation
They had only small places to live LOL
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Uruguay has no official religion so it doesn't affect most of the people. However, 81% believes in God.
Religion can affect daily life in schools through prayer, dress codes, holidays, and values education. However, many schools strive to maintain a secular environment and promote inclusivity by limiting religious expressions. Ultimately, the impact of religion on daily school life can vary greatly depending on the school's location, policies, and student body demographics.
Question is not clear. Which religion, and when?
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religion is a large part in every country's daily life but it is not larger in England than all other places.
Jewish life, until not long ago, was saturated with its religion. Daily prayers, blessings, mitzvoth (Torah commands), customs and Torah-study took up a large part of their waking hours.