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suter [353]
2 years ago
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As poleis governadas pela aristocracia incentivaram o desenvolvimento filosofico por causa de suas caracteristicas urbanas. oque

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vivado [14]2 years ago
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Não foram as pólis governadas pela aristocracia que encorajou o desenvolvimento filosófico, mas a geografia física que encorajou primeiro o desenvolvimento da pólis e depois o desenvolvimento da cidade ou do espaço urbano. A geografia física compreende montanhas e terrenos acidentados que incentivaram o desenvolvimento das características da cidade de acordo com a exigência de um terreno acidentado.

Explanation:

Não foram as pólis governadas pela aristocracia que encorajou o desenvolvimento filosófico, mas a geografia física que encorajou primeiro o desenvolvimento da pólis e depois o desenvolvimento da cidade ou do espaço urbano. A geografia física compreende montanhas e terrenos acidentados que incentivaram o desenvolvimento das características da cidade de acordo com a exigência de um terreno acidentado.

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