Which of these statements best describes the Greek city-states?

Which of these statements best describes the Greek city-states?

A.Each citystate had the same level of influence.

B.Each city-state had the same social organization,

C.Each city-state had its own form of government.

D.Each city-state allowed all people to vote.

Answer. C.Each city-state had its own form of government.

The poleis, which could be translated as the Greek city states, were self-governing and controlled by their own cities that followed a sequence of governments and political systems. In political arrangements some city-states were democracies, other were dictatorships, or monarchies, politically. The typology of governance entities was a feature identifiable of Greek city-sates, for they were not confined to a single unitary system of authority. The polis could choose in a separate way to make its own laws, institutions and ruling bodies that showed how the citizens of that polis valued particular things. This state autonomy in governing affairs introduced different political philosophies and arts from Greek across the world, forming a wide spectrum of ancient Greek civilization culture.