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What is another name for the festival of Dionysus?
the city festival Dionysus
How did Sumerians protect their city -state?
by defending it
How did the sumerians protect their city-state?
by defending it
How did the Sumerians protect their city state?
by defending it
What purpose did the wall around a city serve a. to protect inhabitants of the city-state from attack b. to collect water that could be used to irrigate farmland c. to protect inhabitants of the city-?
What purpose did the wall around a city serve? a. to protect inhabitants of the city-state from attack b. to collect water that could be used to irrigate farmland c. to protect inhabitants of the city-state from floods d. to keep people from moving to another city-state
Who financed the Delphi theater?
In ancient Greece, the theaters were owned by the city-state, whether the Theater of Delphi or the Theater of Dionysus.
What city was special to Dionysus?
Thebes
What was purpose did the wall around the city serve?
I think it wasn’t used as a defense mechanism to protect city-state from being attacked. - to protect inhabitants of the city-state from attack.Tell me if I’m wrong :)
How did Sumerians protect there city states?
They Built a wall around thier city-state
How will you protect your city-state from invaders?
You might protect your city-state from invaders by creating and maintaining a well-trained standing army. You might also create fortifications to block invaders.
What steps did city state to protect themselves from their rivals?
the stronger their army is
Who is the patroness of a city state?
The patroness of a city-state is often a saint, deity, or symbolic figure believed to protect and guide the community. This figure typically embodies the values and identity of the city-state, serving as a source of inspiration and unity for its inhabitants. Patronesses can influence local culture, traditions, and celebrations, reinforcing the connection between the people and their heritage. The choice of a patroness often reflects historical, religious, or cultural significance specific to the city-state.
