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1. Which statement best describes the governments of the city-states?
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1. Which statement best describes the governments of the city-states?
Option 1 The city-states voted on which city-state would lead the rest.
Option 2 Each city-state was independent and had its own form of government
Option 3. The city-states were all part of one empire with the same government
Option 4 All city-states had a similar form of government, since they were located
near one another
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