Question

multiple choice question
greek citizens deep loyalty to their own city - states made greece

a strong, unified nation.

the center of european trade.

wealthy and powerful.

weaker and easier to conquer.

Explanation:

Greek city-states (poleis) prioritized local loyalty over unification, leading to conflicts (e.g., Peloponnesian War) that fragmented Greece. This disunity made it vulnerable to external conquest, such as by Macedonia under Philip II and Alexander the Great.

Answer:

weaker and easier to conquer.