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Each Greek city-state was called a polis.
Each participant represented his locality or city-state.
Singapore is a city-state, capital and republic at the same time.
However we cannot dismiss the role of slaves in the city-state.
The city-states competed with each other to make theirs the finest.
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The Greeks' basic political organization was the polis or city-state.
The city-states of East Koten are constantly at war with one another.
Their civilization was organized in city-states, similar to ancient Greece.
The city-state of Sparta had the most powerful standing army in ancient Greece.
The accumulation of money in the hands ofrich metics shattered the closed framework of the city-state economy.
A sarmatyzatsiya Greek city-states, for a long time Sarmatian dynasty rules Bosporus.
In 2015,the leaders of China and Taiwan held historic talks in the city-state- their first in more than 60 years.
Travel between city-states is possible but restricted and therefore not available to general population.
Prior to the 1870s, Germany did not exist as a unified nation but comprised a number of independent provinces,principalities and city-states.
Vatican City- closed city-state located in one of the districts of Rome, and covering an area of 44 hectares.
In 2015, the leaders of China andTaiwan held historic talks in the South East Asian city-state- their first in more than 60 years.
In most Greek and Italian city-states, the peasants were free, and in many cases their enserfment was prohibited by law.
We ought to acknowledge that countries that follow such approaches have been interacted long and successfully with the RS to their benefit andnot detrimentally to the city-state.
The Free and Hanseatic City of Lübeck was a city-state from 1226 to 1937, in what is now the German states of Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
In contrast to the Federal Constitution, the majority of the federal states'(Länder) Constitutions address the arts and culture more specifically-the only exception being the city-state of Hamburg.
Each city-state was an independent unit politically, although they could come into conflict, be dominated by another city-state, or collaborate in leagues or alliances.
From the eighth century BC,the Greeks were organized into various independent city-states, known as polis, which spanned the entire Mediterranean region and the Black Sea.
Flying into Hong Kong he briefly glimpses the soon-to-be-destroyed shantytown Kowloon Walled City at the end of one of the runways at the chaotic Kai Tak Airport,and muses about the contrast with the staid and sanitized city-state he has left behind.
The Land Transport Authority(LTA)said it was cutting the permissible vehicle growth rate in the city-state to 0% from the current 0.25% per annum for cars and motorcycles.
From the eighth century B.C.,the Greeks were organized into various independent city-states, known as poleis(singular polis), which spanned the entire Mediterranean region and the Black Sea.
Proxeny was diplomatic relation of a special kind: the stranger was awarded, for his special merits,with certain honorable rights in the Geek polis(city-state), including the right of free-of-taxation trade, free entry and departure.
Missions settings have included the divided city of Denver, the corporate city-state of Manhattan, and the Seattle Metroplex city-state, and the formerly walled-off wastelands of Chicago.[7].