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Kendrick Ibarra
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20 March, 12:02
How was a Greek state different from a city
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Rachel Kent
20 March, 12:10
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A Greek state was governed differently and it was a lot bigger than a city
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Austin Clements
20 March, 12:18
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Bigger. And each city-state had its separate government, and way of life, really.
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