The Greek city-states had similar culture and language. However, they were often at war with each other. Why were the Greek city-states rivals?

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anonymous · Answer

They competed for trade routes in Asia Minor.
	They were all trying to join the Roman Empire.
	They could not agree on laws that would unite them into one country.
	They were independent, and each had its own self-interests.

anonymous · Answer

@Destinymasha

timaashorty · Answer

I did not know this one. I'm trying to search but still didn't find anything that can actually help me

timaashorty · Answer

Do you have a text or something that goes with it?

anonymous · Answer

No. But thank you so much for trying!! :)

destinymasha · Answer

Jeez.....I'm having trouble with this one too ;/

anonymous · Answer

Oh okay.

anonymous · Answer

Well, thank you both for trying! :)

anonymous · Answer

I will if Wiki tells me anything.

timaashorty · Answer

It's the second one; They were all trying to join the Roman Empire. From this website I found this text. and I would say B is the best choice. http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/Olympics/rel.html

anonymous · Answer

Thank you for helping me out so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

anonymous · Answer

Enjoy your medal!

timaashorty · Answer

You're welcome.(: Glad I was able to help. 

What I understood is that they were having a competition for the roman empire, and none of the other answers was said about at all just B.

anonymous · Answer

Alright. Thank you for working hard to help me! :))) I couldn't be more grateful!

timaashorty · Answer

No problem, enjoy yours too lol