Above most territories in the Mediterranean world, the Greek city-states were the most prepared for battle. Why?
A) The democratic state of most Greek speaking territories gave greater voice to the members of the city-state and greater interest in protecting it. Therefore, preparation for warfare was priority.
B) The belief that they were fighting not only for their city, but for their patron deity, ensured vigilance in preparation for warfare.
C) The constraints of island living and the need for strong trade forced the preparation for invasion and war by trading partners.
D) The constant warfare between these independent city-states allowed them to develop exceptional organizational and fighting skills, leaving them better prepared than most for warfare.
E) The demands of the patron deity for protection of religious practices and protection from non believers forced vigilance in preparation for warfare.
D
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