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The Greek polis was (Multiple Choice)

The Greek polis was
A) an alliance of city-states.
B) a city-state.
C) the fortified citadel around which the city developed.
D) a shrine.
E) a king.

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Civilizations Past & Present, Volume 2 (from 1300)

Edition: 12^th

Authors: Edgar, Hackett, Jewsbury

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