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The form of this goverment was declined because the citizens of an oligarchy had very little say how the was run so slowy they to disappear (a stable oligarchy ruled only on city Sparta)
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What government came first in ancient Greece?
Monarchy, followed by Oligarchy, followed by Tyranny, followed by Democracy, followed by all the above.
Where did chair originate from?
its from ancient Greece
What was in ancient Greece?
The Olympics were invented in Ancient Greece
Would you rather have lived in ancient china or ancient Greece?
ancient greece
What did the Minoans do?
Were an ancient Greece civilization.
What form of government did Ancient Greece have?
Ancient Greece was a Monarchy, oligarchie, tyranny, then a democracy (in order).
How were the tyranny's dressed in ancient Greece?
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Why did'NT a tyranny work in ancient Greece?
it didn't work because of war
Why did tyranny lose their power in ancient Greece?
They got there power by over throwing the Oligarchy
What happened to the mycenaeans civilization?
During the Dark Age in Ancient Greece, the Mycenaean civilization began to decline, wars broke out between city-states, and there were earthquakes all over Greece.
How is it decided who should rule in an ancient Greece tyranny?
they vote to see who is the sexiest ;)
The end of tyranny in Greece led to the development of?
Democracy
What type of government did Ancient Greece have?
had many government because of many city- stateIt was eitheroligarchy, monarchy, democracy, or aristocracy.sorry it is almost right. there was oligarchy, tyranny, democracy, or aristocracy. (tyranny was when power was taken illegally. The tyrant wasn't always mean.)
Where did formal theater begin?
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When did Tyranny end in Greece?
other forms governments replaced it.
Who ruled the Tyranny in Greece?
In ancient Greece, tyranny referred to a form of government where a single ruler, known as a tyrant, seized power unconstitutionally, often through popular support. Notable tyrants include Pisistratus in Athens, who ruled in the 6th century BCE, and his son Hippias, who succeeded him. Tyranny was characterized by the concentration of power in one individual, often leading to both social reforms and oppression, depending on the ruler's policies. Ultimately, many tyrannies in Greece were overthrown, leading to the establishment of more democratic forms of governance.
Slavery was illegal in ancient Greece?
No, slavery was legal in ancient Greece.
