The League of Corinth
a. guaranteed the autonomy of the Greeks.
b. promoted piracy and civil war.
c. showed that the polis had lost control of its own affairs.
d. All of these answers are correct.
c
You might also like to view...
Which phase describes a country's ability to sell its goods to foreign markets?
A. inflation B. bust C. boom D. market
Which non-war strategy for trying to prevent foreign invasions proved to be least effective?
A. nonrecognition B. embargo C. appeasement D. quarantine
"New" products that European nations sought to obtain from colonies in Africa and Asia in the nineteenth century included
a. gold and silver. b. cloves and pepper. c. oil, tin, and rubber. d. tea, silk, and porcelain. e. ivory and rayon.
Why are the baths seen as pleasure palaces?
A) The baths, which included swimming pools, gymnasiums, gardens, libraries, theatres, and bars, fell into this category because anything your heart desired could be found there. B) The prostitutes that frequented the public baths earned this reputation and name. C) The work that was done to an ailing body through relaxation and massage left pain behind. D) Baths were never known as pleasure palaces. E) The elite of society did not frequent public baths, therefore, they applied a less than endearing name to them as a means of deterrence.