A typical city-state would comprise a fertile plain/valley to produce food, protected by mountains, with a river for water, and often beside the sea for fishing and trade. A piece of high ground would be walled and used as a defensive sanctuary (acropolis) in time of invasion. A city would grow up around the acropolis as the state developed and urbanised.
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A town, its citizens, the land which its people farm and live off, and a system of government.
To become a city-state it would have to have a decent population filled with people who spoke the same langage, had similar cultures and similar religions.
The city-states shared a common language, religion, and culture. They consisted of a city or town and the surrounding villages and farmland.
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A large ancient warship that was powered by both sails and oars.
They were great tragic playwrights (tragic poets, tragedians) of Athens, in ancient Greece.
I can't tell you in three because there are four. They are: pottery,olives,wine and wool. My teacher says there are only three though.
Some ancient Greek Philosophers were:1. Heraclitus2. Socrates, very famous.3. Plato, also a mathematician and a student of Socrates4. Aristotle, extremely famous, student of Plato. Aristotle educated Alexander the Great.5. Pythagoras, also a mathematician.There is 5 for you. I know you asked for two but I love ancient Greece. I got a bit carried away, but definitely the two most famous would have to be Socrates first then Aristotle.