Euclidean Geometry Since the beginning of mankind there has always been mathematics and from that, geometry. Because of its practical uses in everyday life and in building and developing, many ancient civilizations like the Egyptians and Babylonians mastered the concepts of geometry and passed down as knowledge throughout generations. The first cultures to completely examine these ideas and concepts were the ancient Greeks. They took a rigorous and dedicated approach to connect the webs of …showed first 75 words of 998 total…

…showed last 75 words of 998 total…ometries would almost certainly never come up in the average persons life while Euclidean probably would. Therefore learning the other two might be considered a waste of time. Despite the number and complexity of the types of geometry today, with no doubt, Euclid's work and his book "The Elements" have influenced geometry far greater than anything in history. He set the stage for what was to be the greatest dispute in the history of mathematics.