Me out asap ? asap, correct my answers if they're wrong need to pass 1. what did all the greek city-states have in common ? a) the paintings and sculptures in homes b) the laws that people had to follow < c) the deities that were worshipped d) the type of government that ruled 2. which is a legacy of ancient greece ? a) checks and balancesb) advancements in astronomy c) symmetry and balance in architecture < d) realism in literature 3. which was a part of the roman republics representative government? a) roman religions b) citizen assemblies c) fasces < --d) permanent dicators

Answer : the correct answer is c) the deities that were  worshipped

Explanation

The people in all the ancient Greek city-states believed in the same gods and worshiped in the same way. They were not forced to believe - they simply believed in them. They spoke the same language. That had a common culture their love of beauty and competition to name two. Their city-states were located on the same peninsula.

Answer 2 : b) advancements in astronomy

Explanation

Because in astronomy,for example Aristarchus of Samos, proposed that the earth and the other planets revolved around the sun. Other astronomers did not support Aristarchus' theory, Ptolemy, placed earth at the center of the solar system. Eratosthenes calculated that the earth's circumference was 24,662 miles and was within 1 percent of our modern calculations. Euclid, a highly regarded mathematician, wrote the Elements, which contained 465 geometry propositions and proofs. Another important scientist, Archimedes of Syracuse, accurately estimated the value of pi. He also explained the law of the lever and invented the pulley to lift heavy objects.

Answer 3 :  the correct answer B) citizen assemblies

Explanation

The Roman Assemblies were institutions in ancient Rome. They functioned as the machinery of the Roman legislative branch, and thus (theoretically at least) passed all legislation. Since the assemblies operated on the basis of direct democracy, ordinary citizens, and not elected representatives, would cast all ballots. The assemblies were subject to strong checks on their power by the executive branch and by the Roman Senate. Laws were passed (and magistrates elected) by Curia (in the Curiate Assembly), Tribes (in the Tribal Assembly), and Centuries (in the Centuriate Assembly).