A key difference between the Greek city-states and the city-states of Mesopotamia, or the city-states of Mesoamerica, was that

a. Most of the Greek city-states developed direct democracies

b. Many of the Greek city-states were under the collective rule of local nobles

c. Many of the Greek city-states allowed some freedoms for women

d. Most of the Greek city-states were ruled by cruel leaders called tyrants

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11 October, 18:45

A key difference between the Greek city-states and the city-states of Mesopotamia, or the city-states of Mesoamerica, was that

a. Most of the Greek city-states developed direct democracies

b. Many of the Greek city-states were under the collective rule of local nobles

c. Many of the Greek city-states allowed some freedoms for women

d. Most of the Greek city-states were ruled by cruel leaders called tyrants

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Camren Fox · Answer 1

A key difference between the Greek city-states and the city-states of Mesopotamia, or the city-states of Mesoamerica, was that " a. Most of the Greek city-states developed direct democracies," since democracy was actually "invented" in Ancient Greece.