The Greeks perceived their city-state in a markedly different way than either the Sumerians or the Phoenicians. What was that difference?
A) The Greeks perceived their city-state as an extension of the home of their deity Athena.
B) The Greeks viewed their city-state as a community in which all members participated and were entitled.
C) The Greeks saw their community as a place where all citizens were reliant upon the goddess for her good fortune and wisdom.
D) The Greeks saw their city-state as a place where foreigners were not welcome.
E) The Greeks viewed their community as a place in which all members were entitled and participatory, as well as being a place where all citizens were dependent upon the goddess Athena for good fortune and wisdom.
E
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