They took over from kings/princelings and as the large landowners and employers, they dominated decision making and controlled the people dependent on them. They were also the war leaders, and the combination gave them clear dominance.
Your mom! ancient Greece
Aristocracy, democracy, etc cant think of any
Mynah birds have long been a popular bird. In ancient Greece, the mynah was kept among the aristocracy as a pet.
Athens was the capital of ancient Greece so i was very important!
In Ancient Greece, aristocracy was a system where a privileged elite held power, often justified by their noble lineage and perceived wisdom. Tyranny, contrastingly, involved a single ruler who seized control, often through force, and ruled without regard for law or the consent of the governed. Democracy, particularly in Athens, allowed citizens to participate directly in decision-making and governance, emphasizing equality and collective deliberation. While aristocracy and tyranny concentrated power in the hands of few, democracy aimed to distribute authority among the populace.
False. In ancient Greece, the term "plebeians" typically refers to the common people or lower-class citizens, contrasting with the aristocracy or upper-class citizens. The upper-class citizens were often referred to as the aristocrats or elite, who held most of the political power and land.
The person who takes power illegaly in Greece is the tyrant!
Greece
The facilitated criticiam of the aristocracy and self-important, and exposed poor policy and leadership.
Monarchy (= rule by one) - rule by a king, usually hereditary. Oligarchy (= rule by a few) - rule by an aristocracy. Democracy (= people power) - rule by adult male citizens.
some sort of power that was pretty powerful!
they were elected by the people