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well there is a lot of history on ancient or classical Greece but there peak was about 800b.c. to 600b.c.
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What were some weaknesses that ancient Greece had?
The people from ancient Greece were known for their height, or lack of. They were a particularly short people.
Who had the power in Athens ancient Greece?
Athens was the capital of ancient Greece so i was very important!
Which of these civilizations was at its height around 500 BC A Roman B Greece C the Chavín in Peru D Asian E Myans?
Ancient Greece and the Chavín in Peru.
How long did their power last in ancient Greece?
Until deposed, or death.
What was in ancient Greece?
The Olympics were invented in Ancient Greece
What power did oligarchs have in Ancient Greece?
Your mom! ancient Greece
What were some weaknesses that ancient Greece had?
The people from ancient Greece were known for their height, or lack of. They were a particularly short people.
What was considered the height of ancient Greece?
500 b.C.
What ancient civilization was at its height around 500 bc?
Persian Empire, Phoenician trading empire.
Who had the power in Athens ancient Greece?
Athens was the capital of ancient Greece so i was very important!
Person who takes power illegally in ancient Greece?
The person who takes power illegaly in Greece is the tyrant!
Which of these civilizations was at its height around 500 BC A Roman B Greece C the Chavín in Peru D Asian E Myans?
Ancient Greece and the Chavín in Peru.
What power did the Assembly in Ancient Greece have?
some sort of power that was pretty powerful!
How did kings in ancient Greece come to power?
they were elected by the people
How did direct democracy work in ancient Greece?
In ancient Greece Greeks were able to vote in an assembly or by a law making group.In ancient Greece Democracy meant all citizens shared power in some ancient Greek city-states
Why did tyranny lose their power in ancient Greece?
They got there power by over throwing the Oligarchy
How does a tyrant remain in power?
In ancient Greece, tyrants were influential opportunists
