What did poleis refer to in ancient Greece?

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harkovskaia [24]3 years ago

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It had referred to a city-state. Here is why:
A polis is a city-state in ancient Greece. Usually it had consisted of a little village sort of place that was in the polis. The polis had contained a hill that a sort of palace sat on called an acropolis. It was usually built by the sea.
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