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Each of the following was a powerful city-state in ancient Greece except __________. A. Athens B. Sicily C. Corinth D. Sparta

Each of the following was a powerful city-state in ancient Greece except __________. A. Athens B. Sicily C. Corinth D. Sparta
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Each of the following was a powerful city-state in ancient Greece except __________. A. Athens

B. Sicily C. Corinth D. Sparta
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Answer: Sicily

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B.) Sicily because Athens had a powerful navy and it was op and Sparta is just know to be powerful Corinth in the Punic wars was powerful.
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