Question

Greece's city-states made the political culture of Greece:

relatively violent as there was a good deal of competition
a powerful military force with a strong internationally known navy
rather placid due to the peaceful nature of the population
competitive and engaging as citizens became more involved in the politics of their own city-state

Answer 1

I think the first one, pretty sure, if not right, so sorry

Answer 2

The correct answer is D) competitive and engaging as citizens became more involved in the politics of their own city-state.

Greece's city-states made the political culture of Greece competitive and engaging as citizens became more involved in the politics of their own city-state.

Athens was a centralized city-state, the most important of the city-state in ancient Greece. These city-states or polis, represented a good place to live and started to trade and more people came to these places and they became urban centers that developed a formal economy, generated income and paid taxes.