Exploring Ancient Greek City-States
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Which of the following best describes the political organization of the Greeks?

  • The Greeks were a united people with a central government.
  • The Greeks had a system of government similar to a democracy.
  • The Greeks were divided into independent city states called a polis. (correct)
  • The Greeks were ruled by a monarchy with absolute power.

What were the characteristics of a polis?

  • A polis had no access to a water source.
  • A polis was a rural area with no urban center.
  • A polis had its own urban center, fortified wall, farmland, and access to a water source. (correct)
  • A polis was a fortified city with no farmland.

How were the different city states (polis) in Greece related to each other?

  • The city states shared common religious practices.
  • The city states were politically united under a central government.
  • The city states were independent from each other politically, religiously, judicially, legally, and in terms of social and cultural practices. (correct)
  • The city states had no relation to each other.

What did the Greeks have in common in terms of their cultural identity?

<p>The Greeks had cultural traditions in common and all were 'Hellenes'. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What types of government existed in ancient Greece?

<p>City states in Greece had different types of government, ranging from monarchy to aristocracy to oligarchy to democracy. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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