Question

The development of independent Greek city-states, or poleis, was MOST LIKELY due to the

A. mountainous terrain and many islands

B. warfare between Athens and Sparta

C. lack of strong government systems the

D. invasions of the Persian Empire into Greece
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Answer 1

Answer:

A. Mountainous terrain and many islands.

Explanation:

The physical geography of Greece included large amounts of islands, and the mainland having large amounts of mountain ranges that made traversing between cities harder. This led to Greek cities to become more independent and in turn becoming city-states, in which the cities are independent and govern themselves. This is shown throughout Ancient Greek history with independent city-states having quarrel fights (particularly between Sparta and Athens) and only allying themselves in face of foreign invasion (particularly during the expansion of the Persian Empire into Greek lands).

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