Ancient Greece: General City-State Features

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What is a city-state in ancient Greece?

A city and its surrounding territory forming an independent state.

Why were city-states important in ancient Greece?

They facilitated unique cultural and political developments.

How did geography influence the development of city-states in Greece?

Mountains and seas led to isolated development.

What role did religion play in Greek city-states?

Central to community identity and activity.

What is an Acropolis?

A fortified part of an ancient Greek city, typically on a hill.

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