(HISTORY)
The people of the Peloponnesian peninsula

A shared a common language and religion.
B were at constant war with each other.
C were united because of the flat, open countryside which made it easy to travel between different communities.
D were separated by rugged hills leaving them disconnected and not united.

Question

(HISTORY)
The people of the Peloponnesian peninsula

A shared a common language and religion.
B were at constant war with each other.
C were united because of the flat, open countryside which made it easy to travel between different communities.
D were separated by rugged hills leaving them disconnected and not united.

mathmale · Answer

In the long run it would help you much, much more to read about the Peloponessian Peninsula while verifying which of the four possible answers is / are correct, than you would by asking someone else to tell you the answer.  I would not be able to help you without first having read the same material.  Why not aim to develop greater independence by making a habit of looking up factual information (or reading pertinent passages)?