Mycenaeans had which form of government?

"Sparta resented the growing power of Athens, which controlled the city-states of the Delian League" is the statement among the following choices given in the question that correctly describes relations between Athens and Sparta leading up to the Peloponnesian War. The correct option among all the options gives is the third option.

Sparta resented the growing power of Athens, which controlled the city-states of the Delian League. this is correct answer

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c

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I think its A) valued cultural sophistication.

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The answer is D

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In 2017 there was a Parliamentary.

The correct answers are:

- Both had similar geographical settings;

Both, the Greeks and the Romans were originally situated in peninsular places, surrounded by water on three sides, and in a Mediterranean climate type places.

- Both began with settlements in city-states in close proximity;

The Greeks began and ended (by the Macedonians conquering them) as city-states, never managing to create a unified country or empire. The Romans, on the other hand, started in a city-state model, but expanded and became one huge unified empire.

- Both were concerned with building a naval power;

Since both were surrounded by sea, they were concerned with building a naval power. The Greeks were more into it, as they had multiple conflicts on sea, while the Romans had a very powerful navy, but rarely came to use it.

This passage shows that Turkey once had a "parliamentary" form of government but now has a "presidential form of governement".

Explanation:

Parliamentary system

The government derives its authority and legitimacy from parliament and not from the people. The legislative body elects the Prime Minister and makes the laws.The head of state is normally different from the head of government.

Presidential system

The people elect the President. The President is a representative of the State and Head of Government.Legislators may represent a different option than the one represented by the president.The president chooses his/her ministers.

B. Greece had a direct democracy; the United States has a republic

In Greece, all citizens can vote and change the government directly, however the US votes for it's government and official's 'head', and so is generally known as a republic.

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Both began with settlements in city-states in close proximity-
-Both had representative forms of government-

I think it’s C but not sure