After 750 B.C., the main focus of loyalty in Greek Society became

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After 750 B.C., Greek society became increasingly focused on loyalty to the city-state, known as the polis. This was due to the development of more organized and centralized city-states, each with their own distinct culture, traditions, and government. Loyalty to the city-state became a key aspect of individual identity and was often prioritized over loyalty to family or larger geopolitical entities.