Polis in Archaic and Classical-era Greece was the fundamental unit of Greek society a city-state. Each polis developed its own model of administration, regulations, and rules. Solid defense wall circled the entire typical polis, which was created around a high area called an acropolis. The conception of social identity which differentiated a polis from all others by the creation of a communal space where people could socialize, practicing of celebrations and festivals. Poleis were very significant in terms of independent political power, including civic pride based on fine public buildings and the cultivation of the arts and sciences. Even though poleis were, a unique cultural and political unit, the common features such as language and