How were Ancient Greek city - states different from modern U. S. states?

A

Each city-state had its own laws; U. S. states do not

B

Each Greek city-state had its own language

C

No central government united the city-states

D

Greek city-states were ruled by kings not presidents

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Anne Levy

14 December, 13:19

How were Ancient Greek city - states different from modern U. S. states?

A

Each city-state had its own laws; U. S. states do not

B

Each Greek city-state had its own language

C

No central government united the city-states

D

Greek city-states were ruled by kings not presidents

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Randall Wong · Answer 1

The main difference between ancient Greek cities and modern US states is that Greek city states were ruled by kings obviously because they didn't yet have the true concept of democracy - D. They also had their own laws but so do US states.

How were Ancient Greek city - states different from modern U. S. states?AEach city-state had its own laws; U. S. states do notBEach Greek city-state had its own languageCNo central government united the city-statesDGreek city-states were ruled by kings not presidents

How were Ancient Greek city - states different from modern U. S. states?

A

Each city-state had its own laws; U. S. states do not

B

Each Greek city-state had its own language

C

No central government united the city-states

D

Greek city-states were ruled by kings not presidents