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allsm [11]
3 years ago
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Biology
1 answer:
lapo4ka [179]3 years ago
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City-state government was often conquered because they did not have enough resources to protect themselves

Explanation:

A city-state government is an independent autonomic political system which usually compromises just a single independent city which is governed by itself with sovereignty over its territory. The city-states like Greece, Italy, and Rome etc became very powerful.

The main reason for these city-states being conquered more was the accumulation of wealth and aristocracy in such states.

Heavy taxes, religion, slavery also lead to social unrest and conflicts among these city-states which made them weaker.  These internal conflicts also made them lose their resources and vulnerable to be conquered by other powerful empires.

With the increasing power of neighboring states, like in the case of Rome and Greece, the Romans became mightier than Greeks at one point and conquered the Greek city-states.

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