During the Hellenic Age, a dominant feature of Greek society was a. cooperation among the Greek poleis. b. instability within each polis. c. the building of walls around the Aegean. d. equality between men and women.

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Alayna Hansen

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12 July, 17:13

During the Hellenic Age, a dominant feature of Greek society was a. cooperation among the Greek poleis. b. instability within each polis. c. the building of walls around the Aegean. d. equality between men and women.

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Jaylin Bowers · Answer 1

B.

Explanation:

Hellenic Age was the period between 507 BCE to 323 BCE in ancient Greek also known as the age of Classical Greece.

During this age, the dominant feature of Greece was that there was instability in the polis.

Polis was the term used to refer to the fortified cities used as protection during wars. Because of the lack of governing bodies in these poleis, conflict, and instability was there. Many poleis emerged during this age, and they all worked independently which created conflict among them.

So, the correct answer is option B.