In General, Separate Early Greek Communities

question 24

Multiple Choice

In general, separate early Greek communities

• A)developed close ties and cooperated with one another.
• B)exchanged diplomatic representatives only.
• C)avoided all contact to appease their city gods.
• D)established formal federations early in Greece's history.
• E)became fierce rivals fighting so often as to threaten Greek civilization itself.

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