Question

6 multiple answer 1 point which two city states were the most powerful in greece? corinth athens sparta delphi 7 multiple choice 1 point why did leonidas order most of the greek soldiers to withdraw he knew they had reenforcements coming he knew the battle was lost he knew most soldiers wanted to retreat anyway he knew that a storm was coming

Explanation:

Question 6

In ancient Greece, Athens (known for its democracy, culture, and naval power) and Sparta (known for its military might and oligarchic system) were the two most powerful city - states. Corinth was an important city - state but not as powerful as Athens and Sparta in terms of overall influence, and Delphi was a religious and cultural center rather than a major political - military power.

Leonidas, the king of Sparta, ordered most Greek soldiers to withdraw at the Battle of Thermopylae because he realized that the battle was lost. The Persian army was too large, and the Greeks' position was becoming untenable. There were no reinforcements coming at that time, the soldiers' desire to retreat was not the main reason, and a storm was not the cause for the withdrawal.

Answer:

B. Athens, C. Sparta

Question 7