How did geography affect the development of independent city-states? Select the two correct answers.
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The mountains isolated the city-states.
The mountains isolated the city-states.
The sea separated the city-states.
The sea separated the city-states.
The coastal areas were not fertile.
The coastal areas were not fertile.
The plains were barriers.
The plains were barriers.
The climate was wet in summer.
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The two correct answers regarding how geography affected the development of independent city-states are:
These geographical features contributed to the independence of city-states by limiting communication and interaction between them, allowing for the development of distinct cultures and political systems.
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