Question

a Greek city-state
(10 Points)

agora

colony

peninsula

polis

phalanx

Answer 1

The term that best defines a Greek city-state is **polis**.

Here’s a brief explanation of the other terms for clarity:

- **Agora**: A public open space used for assemblies and markets in ancient Greece.
- **Colony**: A settlement established in a new territory by a group from a city-state.
- **Peninsula**: A landform surrounded by water on three sides, which many Greek city-states were located on.
- **Phalanx**: A military formation used by hoplites (heavily armed foot soldiers) in ancient Greece.

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