Hera - The Queen of Olympus | Greek Mythology Explained

The video explores the mythology of Hera, the Queen of Olympus, highlighting her domains, marriage to Zeus, and her complex character. It delves into her relationships with her children, especially Heracles, and her role in the Trojan War. The video also discusses Hera's reaction to Zeus's numerous affairs and her influence on various myths. The portrayal of Hera's character is analyzed, considering theories about her origins and behavior.

Which of the following is NOT one of Hera's main domains?

• Marriage

• War

• Childbirth

• Family

How did Zeus convince Hera to marry him?

• By promising her power

• By offering her a golden apple

• By transforming into a cuckoo bird

• By transforming into a lion

Who is the most well-known child of Hera?

• Ares

• Apollo

• Hermes

• Athena

What was Hera's motivation in the story of Jason and the Argonauts?

• To seek revenge against King Pelias

• To gain more power

• To protect her children

• To help Jason out of kindness

Why did Hera despise Heracles?

• Because he was a threat to her power

• Because he was the son of Zeus and another woman

• Because he stole her sacred animals

• Because he was more powerful than Zeus

What event led to the start of the Trojan War?

• The abduction of Helen

• The birth of Heracles

• The marriage of Zeus and Hera

• The death of King Pelias

How did Zeus hide Io from Hera?

• By sending her to the underworld

• By transforming her into a cow

• By hiding her in a cave

• By turning her into a tree

What did Hera do to Tiresias after he sided with Zeus?

• Banished him from Olympus

• Turned him into a woman

• Made him immortal

• Blinded him

What was the outcome of Semele's request to see Zeus's true form?

• She burst into flames and died

• She was turned into a goddess

• She was banished to the underworld

• She became immortal

What did Hera do with Argus's eyes after his death?

• Placed them on a lion

• Placed them on a peacock

• Placed them on a hawk

• Placed them on a cuckoo bird