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What were characteristics that pulled the Greek city-states together? Choose all answers that are correct. common language the government worship of the same gods

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GeoPanther

The Greek city-states were pulled together by the common language and the worship of the same gods.

Explanation:

The Greek city-states were small states with central city and small area around it. They were located in what is now Greece, more specifically south of the Olympus, as well as along the southern coastline of Asia Minor. These city-states had lot of differences between them, but there were also some key factors that pulled them together, especially when they were in trouble.

The factors that were pulling together the Greek city-states were the usage of common language (with several different dialects), the worship of the same gods, as well as the same ethnic background. In general these factors were very useful when the city-states communicated, traded, or helped each other in times of trouble, such as the Persian or Macedonian invasion. On the other hand, the differences that the city-states had often resulted in military conflicts between them, which was especially the case between Sparta and Athens (Peloponnesian War).

Some of the Greek city-states were:

  • Sparta
  • Athens
  • Thebes
  • Delphi
  • Olympia

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Parrain

Some characteristics that Greek city-states shared were:

  • Common language.
  • Worship of the same gods.

Greek City-states

  • Were cities that functioned as nations of their own. Were independent of each other.
  • Related with each other and sometimes fought.

Whatever their differences, Greek City-States spoke the same ancient Greek language and worshipped the gods of Mount Olympus albeit to varying degrees.

In conclusion, options A and C are correct.

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