In the fifth century B.C., the Greeks viewed their ____ as the only avenue to the good life.
A) polis
B) acropolis
C) agora
D) temple
E) religion

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The Greek term "polis" refers to the city-state, and in the fifth century B.C. the Greeks believed that their particular polis was the necessary and sufficient condition for the good life. The polis was seen as the center of human civilization, where individuals could participate in politics, culture, and social interaction. The other options, such as acropolis, agora, temple, or religion, were important elements of Greek life, but they were not considered the sole avenue to the good life.

In the Fifth Century B