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How did loyalty to the city states divide Greece?
The loyalty to the city-states was greater than the loyalty to any larger conception of Greece. As a result, city-states would only fight or mobilize in cases where the individual city-state was jeopardized, not out of solidarity with other city-states.
Why did early city states fight among themselves?
anient greece
Why did city states fight with other city states?
cuz they wanted power and fame
How did ancient Greece's city-states communicate with other city-states?
the ycould not really due to the sea and mountains.
Why did many city-states form an alliance against Athens?
They wanted to punish the persians for attacking Greece
What did greek geography caused?
The mountains and hills of Greece isolated the city-states which cut off connection with other city-states and countries
Why did Persia and Greek fight?
Persia wanted to include mainland Greece in its empire. The southern city-states disagreed and resisted the takeover.
Did Romans ever fight Romans?
Greece was not a countries - it was a series of city-states and leagues. They fought or took over them all successively.
What were human reasons of greek city states?
Greece is covered for some 80% by mountains that were also densely forested in ancient times. Communities were effectively separated from each other and often had to fight each other over scarce arable land in order to grow enough food to feed their Community. This lack of easy contact and the fight for resources was the main reason that Greece developed into a number of separate city-States who only joined forces to better beat the crap out of other Greek city-States; and only very rarely, to beat an outside enemy like the Persians.
How long did the city-states fight each other in Athens?
Athens was one of the 2,000 city-states which fought each other over a thousand years.
Did Greece have city states?
yes
Who attacked Greece city states years after the peloponnesian war?
The citiy-states attacked each other in varying alliances.
