Question

Which describes the influence geography played in the development of Greek society?

A. Greeks worshipped deities that controlled the land and weather.

B. Separated Greek city - states developed instead of a single state.

C. Greek citizens had to rely on slaves to farm and herd livestock.

D. Greece did not develop a maritime tradition of ships and sailing.

Answer 1

The Greek city states usually fought each other numerously, and even helped foreigner invaders against each other, because of the geography of the land. Greece has many mountain ranges, and is separated into a peninsular and islands, which forced many of the Greek-cities to become city-states. This isolation tended to make other cities 'enemies', and made each of them independent. It was not until outside forces (for example, the Persians) that forced them to join together to defeat the opposing foreigners

Answer 2

B. Separated Greek city - states developed instead of a single state.

The Greek city states usually fought each other numerously, and even helped foreigner invaders against each other, because of the geography of the land. Greece has many mountain ranges, and is separated into a peninsular and islands, which forced many of the Greek-cities to become city-states. This isolation tended to make other cities 'enemies', and made each of them independent. It was not until outside forces (for example, the Persians) that forced them to join together to defeat the opposing foreignors

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