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Why did independent city-states emerge in ancient Greece?

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The physical topography of the Mediterranean area is most likely responsible for the development of Greek city-states. The environment is characterized by rugged, steep terrain and a large number of islands. As a result of these physical obstacles, population centers were geographically separated from one another. The sea was often the most convenient mode of transportation from one location to another.

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