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What limits the power of the government in aristocracy?
The ruler will be in power until she or he dies.
What limits the power of the government in an aristocracy?
The ruler will be in power until she or he dies.
Why were solons reforms not completely successful in appeasing the aristocracy and the people?
Because the aristocracy, which are rich, were not happy because they lost power. The regular people were unhappy because they wanted more power.
When the power of authority is placed in the hands of the wealthy and influential citizens this is known as an what?
aristocracy
What type of government is aristocracy?
Governance by a ruling class - usually a hereditary ruling class.
The aristocracy got its power through where?
Its ownership of large estates in a society where people were classified by property ownership.
How did limited democracy develop in athens?
Democracy happened in Athens when the king got too much power. They moved from a monarchy to an aristocracy and then to a direct democracy.
What limits the power of the government in aristocracy?
The ruler will be in power until she or he dies.
What limits the power of the government in an aristocracy?
The ruler will be in power until she or he dies.
Significance of aristocracy?
Aristocracy can refer to a government where nobility hold the power, or to a society's upper class. The aristocracy is not only significant for its richness and power, but for the interclass struggles that their privileges sometimes trigger.
Which term best describes a society in which the landed aristocracy has the most of the wealth and political power?
A society in which the landed aristocracy has most of the wealth and political power is described as feudal.
What is the best term describing a society in which the landed aristocracy has most of the wealth and political power?
A society in which the landed aristocracy has most of the wealth and political power is described as feudal.
Why were Solon's reforms not completely successful in appeasing the aristocracy and the?
Because the aristocracy, which are rich, were not happy because they lost power. The regular people were unhappy because they wanted more power.
Why were solon's reforms not completely successful in appeasing aristocracy and the people?
Because the aristocracy, which are rich, were not happy because they lost power. The regular people were unhappy because they wanted more power.
Why were Solon's reforms not completely successful in appeasing the aristocracy and people?
Because the aristocracy, which are rich, were not happy because they lost power. The regular people were unhappy because they wanted more power.
Why were solon's reforms not completely successful in appeasing in aristocracy and the people?
Because the aristocracy, which are rich, were not happy because they lost power. The regular people were unhappy because they wanted more power.
Why Solon's reforms not completely successful in appeasing the aristocracy and the people?
Because the aristocracy, which are rich, were not happy because they lost power. The regular people were unhappy because they wanted more power.
