What does this excerpt suggest about the ancient Greeks’ attitude toward the gods? A. They regarded some gods as helpful to humans and others as indifferent. B. They saw the gods as selfish beings who cared little about humans.
C. They saw the gods as cruel overlords who tried to make humans miserable.
D. They thought the gods controlled every aspect of humans' lives.

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