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Which class of people held all the power and made all the rules in Greek city-states?
helots
What is a city which rules itself and its surrounding territory?
A _____ is a city which rules itself and its surrounding territory.
What were the rules for the ancient greek Olympics?
The Games were established by the city-state of Elis, on whose territory the Games were held. The city provided three referees to supervise them. Participation in the Games were restricted to the citizens of Greek city-states.
Are longboards classified as a vehicle?
Since most states don't have laws or rules specifically meant for longboards some cities/states require longboarders to follow bicycle laws. You would need to look up your city's specific rules and laws to really find out what to classify it under.
Why were aristocrats replaced by tygrants as rules of the city-states?
Once government fell there was a void. When that happens strong men will take over and rule as tyrants.
When was United States House Committee on Rules created?
United States House Committee on Rules was created in 1789.
When did United States Senate Committee on Rules end?
United States Senate Committee on Rules ended in 1947.
When was United States Senate Committee on Rules created?
United States Senate Committee on Rules was created in 1867.
What rules were established for the ancient Greek Olympic Games?
The Games were established by the city-state of Elis, on whose territory the Games were held. The city provided three referees to supervise them. Participation in the Games were restricted to the citizens of Greek city-states.
What is the difference between Greek city states and Sumerian city states?
the city states
Who makes the rules of a city?
the mayor
What is the difference between a Greek polis and a colony?
To take it a step further, to be considered a Greek citizen, you had to be born Greek (i.e. born to FREE Greek speaking parents). Many of the city-states also had rules for slaves becoming citizens (with the exception of Sparta). In Rome, all FREE people who lived within the borders of the Empire were considered citizens, though to participate in the Senate, even as a Plebian, your parents had to be born a citizen. When comparing the two side by side, you could say that in Greek times, a Greek was only a Greek. But in Roman times, a Greek was always a Roman, but a Roman was only Greek if he was born Greek. -Indiriel --------------------- It was one of nationality. A Greek was a Greek and a Roman was a Roman. The big difference was that generally a Greek was only a citizen of his city-state while the Roman citizen held citizenship throughout the empire.
