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    The City-States in Ancient Greece - Government Books for Kids | Children's Government Books
    The City-States in Ancient Greece - Government Books for Kids | Children's Government Books
    The City-States in Ancient Greece - Government Books for Kids | Children's Government Books
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    The City-States in Ancient Greece - Government Books for Kids | Children's Government Books

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    Ancient Greece was once a hub of philosophy, government and culture. There were a lot of thoughts and ideas that flourished in Ancient Greece and later on influenced the Western World. To know how its government once operated is to understand how the governments of today take their roots from. This is definitely an interesting read. Grab a copy today!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSpeedy Publishing LLC
    Release dateMar 15, 2017
    ISBN9781541920569
    The City-States in Ancient Greece - Government Books for Kids | Children's Government Books
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