Yes they coped the Greeks they only changed the gods names.
While the actual god was copied (mars is the Roman version of Aries, God of War), Romans did not use the same name.
They believed in the same gods as the greeks, except they had different names. Zeus was Jupiter, Posiden was Neptune, Hades was Pluto, Hera was Juno, Hermes was Mercury, Aphrodite was Venus, Ares was Mars. Dionysis was Bachus or something like that, Apollo was Apollo, Athena was Minerva, Hestia was Vesta, Hephestus was Vulcan.Romans believed in different gods. Initially they were not personified but after the contact of Greeks they adapted parts of Greek mythology. Jupiter was the Greek equivalent of Zeus, Mars - Ares, Neptune - Poseidon. Firstly Christians were punished and unaccepted in the Roman culture. Following 3 centuries this religion spread in Rome thus causing to become main religion of Romans.
:D Neither. Thor is the Norse god of thunder.
Their father was the God of War, Mars and their mother was Rhea Silvia
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Mars, God of War
The Greeks, Babylonians, and Romans. They thought it was a moving star.
The planet Mars has a reddish color that reminded the ancient Greeks of blood, and hence, of war. The Romans adopted this idea from the Greeks.
Mars is named after the Roman god of war, because its bloodred colour is associated with battle and war. Mars is named for the ancient Roman god of war. The Romans copied the Greeks in naming the planet for a war god; the Greeks called the planet Ares (AIR eez). The Romans and Greeks associated the planet with war because its color resembles the color of blood. Viewed from Earth, Mars is a bright reddish-orange. It owes its color to iron-rich minerals in its soil. This color is also similar to the color of rust, which is composed of iron and oxygen.
Jupiter, Mars, Mercury, Venus and Saturn
Mars was a Roman god, the counterpart of Greek Ares. They helped the Romans/Greeks to win battles.
the Greeks called their god of Aries. the Romans renamed him mars because of the red tint of the planet was a reminder of blood (Aries was a brutal warrior)
Mars could refer to the Roman god of war or the fourth planet from the sun in our solar system.
His Greek name was Ares. There are some people who think that Ares and Mars were two separate Gods, but in truth, the Romans ripped off most of the Gods and Goddesses from the Greeks.
Mars has been known since ancient times and was observed by various civilizations such as the Babylonians, Egyptians, and Greeks. The first recorded observation of Mars dates back to ancient Egypt around 1534 BCE. The planet was officially named Mars by the Romans.
Their gods are not much different then the Greeks gods. Jupiter Saturn Venus Mars Neptune Mercury Pluto Uranus and all the minor gods.
Mars is the Roman God of War and Ares is the Greek God of War and Bloodshed. Though they differ in name, they are just the same God of war and only differs to what the Romans and Greeks believe in.
Minerva is the Roman goddess of widsom, crafts, poetry, and weaving. The Romans did not take any of her warlike aspects from the Greeks, since they worshiped Mars for those aspects.