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What do Citystate monarchy Sparta Athens democracy tyrant legislature pericles jury socrates Plato Aristotle have what in common?
the citystate monarchy is were people are sentenced to death either with their head cut off or drinking poison called hemlock which brings numbness to the limb, choking, and uncontrolible vomiting.
What major shift in Marxist ideology did Lenin make concerning democracy and totalitarianism?
Lenin shifted in favor of a transition between Tsarism and democracy.
What was one reason city-states shifted to democracy?
One reason city-states shifted to democracy was because the people wanted a say in the government. They wanted to be able to vote on laws.
One reason city-sttes shifted to democracy was to?
The Greek city-states shifted to democracy in order to mimic the Athenian government. The other city-states noticed that when the citizens could be more active in the government they had a higher level of nationalism and investment int the city-state.
What is the greek word for citystate?
Polisπόλις
What is the citystate of Athens best known for?
farming
What is the political units of city and surrounding land in Mesopotamia?
citystate
What citystate was Socrates from?
Socrates was from the city-state of Athens in ancient Greece.
What is the opposite of shifted?
Not shifted.
In ancient Greece independent communities that followed their own traditions government and laws came to be known as a?
citystate
How do you write shifted in a sentence?
The sands have shifted, somewhat. As we passed the roadster, I shifted into second gear.
Who is the athenian statseman who expanded democracy in Athens?
The first limited democracy was established by Cleisthenes in 507 BCE. It disappeared when the aristocrats took over to repel the Persian invasion, and was restored by Ephialtes in 460 BCE. He was assassinated for doing this, and his protégé Pericles took over and extended it to a radical democracy which shifted all control to the popular assembly. This lasted until Athens' defeat in the Peloponnesian War in 404 BCE, after which Athens returned to a directed democracy.
