Zeus
Most significant god in Greek Mythology
Thesis Statement
Summary
Zeus overthrew his father, Cronus, by forcing his father to vomit up his brothers and sisters. This allowed them to help Zeus fight him and the Titans for control of the universe. Zeus imprisoned them in the underworld of Tartarus.
Introduction
Quote
“Having vanquished his father and the other Titans, Zeus imprisoned most of them in the underworld of Tartarus” (Skidmore).
Explanation
This shows that Zeus was furious about Cronus swallowing his siblings. He wanted to do something about it. He wanted to become ruler over gods and goddesses. Therefore, he overthrew his father with the help of his siblings.
Concluding Statement
Overall, Zeus’ bravery and power, he was able to become the supreme god of the Olympians. Defeating his father also gave his brothers, Poseidon and Hades, power.
Work Cited
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