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Ancient Greece in its Hellenic Period was comprised of many different independent city-states rather than, like Rome or Persia, one single political entity. Still, the rulers in these Greek city-states may be roughly divided into the following three groups: first, dictatorial rulers who controlled their societies absolutely; second, small "elite" groups that ruled absolutely on the basis of military prowess and/or economic wealth (etc.); third, common citizens ruled through democratic means of some kind.

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