Question

How did geographical features, including mountains and the sea, affect Greek city-states' development?

A. They developed separately.
B. They had a unified government.
C. They had internal markets.
D. They followed the Egyptian model of development.

Answer 1

A because we separated like that buddy idk anymore

Answer 2

The correct answer is A) They developed separately.

Geographical features, including mountains and the sea, affected Greek city-states' development in that they developed separately.

The geography of Greece was definitive for the creation of many city-states. Many mountains, many islands, the sea, were important geographical features that made Greece have different city-states. In ancient times there were as many as 1,000 city-states, but the most important were Athens, Sparta, Syracuse, Thebes, Rhodes, Argos, and Egina.