Ancient Greece
-The center of an ancient Greek city-state was the:

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The agora was the center of each Greek city-state (or polis). It was the gathering place where government, legal, military, religious, commercial, and social events took place. The ruling body of the polis made announcements and decrees in the agora. Soldiers met there for military duty. It was the stage for religious celebrations and artistic performances. Later in the ancient period, agoras also became marketplaces where local commerce took place. The forum was the Roman equivalent to the Greek agora. An acropolis was a Greek citadel on a hill where temples and monuments were located. A metic was an immigrant to Greece.

Ancient Greece -The Center of an Ancient Greek City-State Was The