a oligarchy.
It means that Sparta was ruled by a few, powerful men (the two kings and, later on, the Euphors). Oligarchy comes from the greek word, Ὀλιγαρχία, or Oligarkhia.
Invasion had nothing to do with the establishment of the federal government system. It comes from the thinking of men like Locke and Jefferson who believed that man could form his own government rather than be ruled by a king who stated he was appointed by God to govern.
Yes they were
No, women didn't have the right to precipitate in government.
The main source of money for political campaigns has been public money and money from interest groups. This has changed since the Supreme Court ruled that corporations are "human" and have rights. The end result has been that huge amounts of money is now flowing into campaigns from very rich men who own and run very rich corporations. Unless this is stopped the .01% will control the political power and policies of the country.
The government started out by having a few rich men lead their city-state. But later that switched to democracy. A government ruled by the people. Today in America we still use this form of government.
Each city-state, or polis, had its own government. Some city states were monarchies ruled by kings or tyrants. Others were oligarchies ruled by a few powerful men on councils. The city of Athens invented the government of democracy and was ruled by the people for many years.
patriarchy
White men who were rich
Sparta was ruled by only a few of its men, but Athens was ruled by all of its male citizens.
Generally Egyptian society was ruled by men, but there were indeed a few woman Pharaohs; the most famous of which was Hatshepsut
There are multiple websites out there that are dedicated to just finding rich men. Just do a search on any search website and you should find a few. Try a couple out before you stick to just one.
Yes...many more rich men than rich women.
Gosh... Where to begin Democracy-government of the people Patriarchy-government of men Matriarchy-government of women Oligarchy-government of few Aristocracy-government of the rich Plutocracy-government of the poor Communism-one leader who has control over people and economy Dictatorship-one person has control over government matters and the military Monarchy-government of a king or queen Feudalism-serfs given land for staying loyal to one king
No, Julius Caesar was never an emperor. He was a dictator, with all the powers of an emperor, but he ruled during the republican form of government, and received his office under the republican system. The men who historians refer to as emperors ruled under the principate form of government which was different from the republic.
They didn't make any salary or money in their position. Washington never took a salary as well. The men who were involved in the early years of the government were rich. Fifty five rich white men wrote the constitution and were part of the new government.
Men did...when they died...their sons ruled...and so on and so forth.