Greek City States

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Greece's rugged mountainous mainland was the cause of the isolated city states.

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True

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The Greek established city-states in foreign lands such as Turkey and northern Africa.

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True

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Historians believe the largest Greek city state was Sparta.

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False

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The Greek city states shared the same language and religion.

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True

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All city-states practiced the same type of government.

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True

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Greek citizens invented democratic courts to decide whether something or someone was right or wrong.

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True

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This city state is best known for its international sea trading.

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Cornith

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This city state is known for its continual preparations for war.

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Sparta

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This city state is known for science, theater and philosophy

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Athens

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The Parthenon was built around 450 B.C.E. as a symbol of Spartan democracy.

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False