The ancient Greeks shared a common heritage. Despite this, each of the city-states or "poleis" was an independent political unit with its own laws, customs, money and military force.
The geography of Greece played a key role in the development of city-states. The country was surrounded by the Mediterranean and Aegean Seas which provided the Greeks with easy access to water. Its mountainous regions led to the formation of unique and independent city-states. The most prominent Greek city-states were Athens and Sparta.
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The Treaty of Versailles required Germany to limit its military, pay war reparations, and turn over some of its territories to other countries. Clearly, this wasn't the perfect peace treaty, nor did it make Germany a protectorate, as Germany was able to grow its army and started World War 2 almost 20 years later, which would have been less likely, had the country been controlled by the rest of Europe.
