Answer:
The form of organizing city-states can draw multiple parallels.
Step-by-step explanation:
The parallels that can be drawn between the Poleis of Ancient Greece and the city-states of Mesopotamia are:
- Both had independent city-states that had their own form of government.
- One of the forms of government listed in both is Monarchy to be more specific this was evidenced in the Akkadians and Babylonians (Mesopotamia) and in Macedonia (Ancient Greece).
- As well both have a more military oriented form of government in some of its cities for Ancient Greece this will be Sparta, who had a mix of monarchy and oligarchy form of government and for Mesopotamia was the Assyrians, which was a warrior society.
- Both city-states had a system of recorded laws, such as the Babylonians for Mesopotamia and Athens for Greece.
- Both had a particular deity that represented a city-state.