Question

The Hellenic states which were bought together by trade by a common alphabet similar religious practice and festivals were

Answer 1

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Acropolis, a fortified city of ancient Greeks on a hill in Athens, is an illustrative example of their advancement. Though the City-States fought each other they were bound together by trade, by a common alphabet, similar religious practices, and festivals.