Question

Briefly describe the development of Athens as a city state

Answer 1

There are two idiosyncratic topographical features that swayed the progress of the Greek society. After the development of myriad dispersed islands with a network of insignificant rivers, having an easy access to water exhibited that it may lead to the people being dealers and travellers. The mountains in Greece were also industrialized as a city-state. Those mountains that made it hard for people to converse and mobile was developed as a structure independently and diverse to one another. These were made probable by the people themselves.