Question

chapter 4.7 conclusion
1 multiple choice 1 point
why did no one bother with the greeks before the 6th century bc?
too warlike
geography was tough on outsiders
cannibals
they were poor and far away

Explanation:

Ancient Greek city-states were highly fragmented and prone to internal conflict and resistance against outside control, making them a difficult target for larger powers before the 6th century BC. The other options are incorrect: Greek geography had navigable coasts that were accessible, there is no evidence of widespread cannibalism, and they were not so distant or poor to be entirely ignored—their warlike nature made conquest unappealing.

Answer:

A. Too warlike