Question

3 multiple choice 1 point what problem almost brought a civil war in 600 bc? competition with sparta bad tyrrany persian support for the merchants/farmers endebted farmers were becoming slaves

Explanation:

In 600 BC Athens, a crisis emerged where small farmers, unable to repay debts to wealthy landowners, were being forced into slavery. This extreme inequality created massive social tension that nearly sparked a civil war, leading to reforms by Solon. The other options do not align with this specific 600 BC crisis: competition with Sparta was a later conflict, tyranny was not the immediate issue at this time, and Persia did not support farmers/merchants in this context.

Answer:

Endebted farmers were becoming slaves