They had flat lands that allowed them to trade easily with one another.

The land is a peninsula that is covered in mountains, so trade was primarily done through sea travel (to both other Greek city-states and outside civilizations).

There was the Nile River that allowed them to easily travel to other areas like Egypt to trade.

None of the above.

True, he won all of his battles because he had superior numbers and surrounded his enemies.

False, he won them because his army was organized and he was a master military strategist. He was often outnumbered.

Plato

Socrates

Aristotle

Thermopylae

Peloponnesian

The Last Stand of The 300

The 25 year Wall War

A group of elite soldiers

A collective tax of greek city states to fund war and defense, controlled by Athens

An old wooden ship

A greek battle formation

They didn't lose they won

The Greek Phalanx was more disciplined

The man who ran the marathon warned everyone in time

The navy saved the day