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Monarchy (= rule by one) - rule by a king, usually hereditary.

Oligarchy (= rule by a few) - rule by an aristocracy.

Democracy (= people power) - rule by adult male citizens.

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What is the major city and the capital in ancient Greece?

aTHENS


What is the major city in Ancient Greece that was known for its artistic philosophic and political advances?

Athens


Why was Ptolemy important to Ancient Greece?

because he was a major scientist that now 3 countries use today because of his findings.


What were two main city states of Greece?

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What are the major city-states in ancient Greece between 800 BCE and 500 CE?

Corinth, Sparta, Thebes, Athens etc etc.