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Not all of ancient Greece was democratic. Democracy began in which ancient Greek city-state? A. Argos B. Sparta C. Delphi D. Athens

Not all of ancient Greece was democratic. Democracy began in which ancient Greek city-state? A. Argos B. Sparta C. Delphi D. Athens
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Not all of ancient Greece was democratic. Democracy began in which ancient Greek city-state?

A.
Argos
B.
Sparta
C.
Delphi
D.
Athens

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User Illya Krit
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I think its Athens hope this helps!

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User Diego ZoracKy
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D.

Athens.

Athens were more of a lenient type of city. They respected the morals and values of people and let their people focus on education and tradition, unlike Sparta.

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