Polis
I think you mean the Greek city-state of Sparta.
Stato del Citta del Vaticano. State of the City of the Vatican. The Papal region in Rome.
In modern historiography, polis is normally used to indicate the ancient Greek city-states, like Classical Athens and its contemporaries, and thus is often translated as "city-state". ... The body of citizens came to be the most important meaning of the term polis in ancient Greece.
city state
Polis is a word. It means Greek city state.
Was independent and the leading city of the Greek world for a century.
Yes, the Vatican is an independent country, a city state.
A city can be part of an independent state/country, which might have several or many cities within it. A city-state is an independent single city which owns land around it, hence it is called a city-state (use a hyphen). Examples today are Monaco, Brunei and Singapore.
It is an independent country - a city/state - the smallest country in the world.
Vatican City is the world's smallest independent country.
A city can be part of an independent state/country, which might have several or many cities within it. A city-state is an independent single city which owns land around it, hence it is called a city-state (use a hyphen). Examples today are Monaco, Brunei and Singapore.
A city can be part of an independent state/country, which might have several or many cities within it. A city-state is an independent single city which owns land around it, hence it is called a city-state (use a hyphen). Examples today are Monaco, Brunei and Singapore.
Vatican City is the smallest independent country in Europe. It is also the smallest country in all of Europe as well as the world.
The smallest independent state is Vatican City.
The Vatican is an independent country, a city-state. The smallest country on earth.
Greece was not a single country. The Greek world comprised about 2,000 independent city-states, spread around the Mediterranean and Black Seas.
No, Vatican City is an independent country, a city state, surrounded entirely by Rome, not Venice,