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Question 1

Which of the following is true of the polis or city-state?
 
  a. Originally, the polis was based on tribal allegiances.
  b. The polis was a legacy of earlier Mycenaean civilization.
  c. The polis was usually large, with more than 50,000 male citizens.
  d. The intimate involvement of citizens in the political and cultural life of the polis meant that even women and resident aliens participated in the governance of the city-state.
  e. all of the above

Question 2

Legal conflicts involving non-Romans gave rise to the
 
  a. law of nations.
  b. law of nature.
  c. Twelve Tables.
  d. civil law.
  e. law of the gods.




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