How did the geography of Greece lead to conflict between city-states?

The city-states were too close together, leading to border conflicts.

They needed more land beyond Greece's small islands to support their populations.

Other city-states, like Sparta, wanted the fertile land found in Athens.

The large amount of coastal area left them open to many invasions by sea.

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Question 3

Which of the following was not a feature of Spartan government?

two kings who served

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How did the geography of Greece lead to conflict between city-states? 








The city-states were too close together, leading to border conflicts. 








They needed more land beyond Greece's small islands to support their populations. 








Other city-states, like Sparta, wanted the fertile land found in Athens. 








The large amount of coastal area left them open to many invasions by sea. 




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Question 3 




Which of the following was not a feature of Spartan government? 








two kings who served

anonymous · Answer

Number 1 is C