Asked by Flashlover

How did geography affect the development of independent city-states? Select all that apply.
Answered by Flashlover
the choices are:

A.
The mountains isolated the city-states.

B.
The sea separated the city-states.

C.
The coastal areas were not fertile.

D.
The plains were barriers.

E.
The climate was wet in summer.
Answered by Flashlover
This is for ancient greece
Answered by Ms. Sue
I'll be glad to check your answers.
Answered by Anonymous
b e d
Answered by Conspiracy Theory BOI
A, C, and D I think I'm not 100% sure tho, so you can put it in at risk.
Answered by : ) ( :
so Mrs. Sue what's the answer???? : )(
Answered by Idk
There’s only 2 answers allowed.
Answered by A pErsOn
I think its B and C
Answered by mee boo
i pretty sure its a
the mountains were separated and worked as a barrier for athens
and idk about the second one
Answered by mee boo
wait its d, tge plains were barriers because in the war the hardest part was the walk because of both the mountains and plains!
Answered by bozo
wbaamalla
Answered by I know the answer
The two answers are A and D, trust me or don't, I don't care
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