Question

1. greek city - states like athens and sparta developed individually with widely different cultures because

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○ citizens from different locations didnt trust each other
○ frequent trade between greek cities emphasized individuality
○ greece assigned different city - states certain jobs to do
○ mountainous terrain limited interaction between individual city - states

Explanation:

The mountainous terrain of ancient Greece physically separated city - states, reducing interaction and allowing for the development of distinct cultures. The other options do not adequately explain the development of widely different cultures. Lack of trust among citizens from different locations is not the main reason. Frequent trade would likely increase cultural exchange rather than differentiate cultures. And the idea of Greece assigning jobs to city - states is not a valid explanation for cultural differences.

Answer:

mountainous terrain limited interaction between individual city - states