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What is the form of government developed in Athens?

oligarchy,tyranny,democracy,dictatorship


What kind of government developed in Athens'?

From monarchy to oligarchy to tyranny to democracy.


How Athens was governed?

First as a monarchy, then as an oligarchy, then as a tyranny, then as a democracy, then as a radical democracy.


Why in 508 BCE did Athens turn to a democratic form of government?

In reaction to the tyranny of Hippias.


What did Pisistratus do in 560 B.C?

He established a tyranny over Athens to end the exploitation by the aristocracy of the poorer farmers.


Is government as an oligarchy a characteristic of Athens or Sparta?

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What form of government ruled the city-state of Athens?

It varied over time from monarchy, then oligarchy, then tyranny, then democracy, then monarchy.


Was Athens democratic or authoritarian?

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What happened in 750-507 B.C.?

Athens was ruled by first an oligarchy, then a tyranny, giving way in 507 BCE to a limited democracy.


Why are the type of governments of Athens from earliest to latest?

Monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny, limited democracy, radical democracy, oligarchy, limited democracy,.


What are the strengths of the government of Ancient Athens?

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What are some forms of government similar to Tyranny Oligarchy and Demagogues from Aristotle's time til today?

Presumably you mean Democracy rather than Demagogues. Aristotle's primary classifications were Monarchy (rule by one), Aristocracy (rule by the best) and Democracy (people power). He said that they degraded respectively into Tyranny (usurping ruler), Oligarchy (rule by the few) and Ochlocracy (mob power). Examples: Monarchy: Solon of Athens (594-574); Tonga (current) Tyranny: Peisistratos of Athens (545-527 BCE); Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe (current) Aristocracy: Areopagus in Athens (479-460 BCE); San Marino (current) Oligarchy: The 400 in Athens 411 BCE; Saudi Arabia (current) Democracy: Athens second half 5th C BCE; New Zealand (current) Ochlocracy: Corcyra 427 BCE; Rwanda 1994 CE