0
The tyrants replaced the aristocrats as rulers of the city-states. Aristocrats are members of rich and powerful families and ruled most city states. A middle class of merchants and artisans developed, wanting a say in government. Gradually, strength in cities shifted from aristocrats to merchants and artisans. As a result, aristocratic government was replaced by rulers called tyrants. <---- this was an essay question on one of my tests in 6th grade- I got an A :) !
What else can I help you with?
How were rulers chosen in ancient Greece?
Initially the kings were hereditary. When they were replaced by aristocrats, they formed ruling councils from amongst themselves. When these became too oppressive, tyrants seized power by popular consent to rule or all levels of the city-state. When they became too oppressive, they were replaced by democratic government of the people. When democracy failed, kings, aristocrats (oligarchs) and tyrants returned, according to the needs and preferences of each of the various 2,000 city-states which comprised the Greek world. city
Greek city-states were run by whom?
Tyrants. Note: In Ancient Greece, the word "tyrant" meant "ruler," not "evil despot."
What was different about the organization of the Maya government than the Aztecs and Incas?
it included a number of independent city-states with competing rulers
What was the government of ancint Athens like?
The Greek world comprised over 2,000 independent city-states, each of which had its own government. The governments varied - monarchies, tyrannies, oligarchies and democracies. Cities switched between the types as they found that the existing type failed. Athens is an example - it started as a monarchy, aristocrats replaced the kings, tyrants were appointed to replace corrupt aristocrats, tyrants became unpopular and were replaced by a democracy, the democracy failed and was replaced by oligarchs.
What was after the tyrants?
After the era of tyrants in ancient Greek city-states, particularly in places like Athens, a transition occurred towards more democratic forms of governance. This shift often involved the establishment of political systems that allowed for greater participation among citizens, reducing the power of individual rulers. In Athens, for example, reforms by leaders like Cleisthenes laid the groundwork for the development of democracy, emphasizing civic involvement and decision-making by the populace. This period marked a significant move away from autocratic rule towards collective governance.
Why did tyrants replace aristocrats as rulers of the city state?
The tyrants replaced the aristocrats as rulers of the city-states. Aristocrats are members of rich and powerful families and ruled most city states. A middle class of merchants and artisans developed, wanting a say in government. Gradually, strength in cities shifted from aristocrats to merchants and artisans. As a result, aristocratic government was replaced by rulers called tyrants. <---- this was an essay question on one of my tests in 6th grade- I got an A :) !
How were rulers chosen in ancient Greece?
Initially the kings were hereditary. When they were replaced by aristocrats, they formed ruling councils from amongst themselves. When these became too oppressive, tyrants seized power by popular consent to rule or all levels of the city-state. When they became too oppressive, they were replaced by democratic government of the people. When democracy failed, kings, aristocrats (oligarchs) and tyrants returned, according to the needs and preferences of each of the various 2,000 city-states which comprised the Greek world. city
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.
How did the rule by tyrants affect the city states?
Tyrants effectected how the people would live. They some times destroyed them. They would make the city-states do what he/she wants by force.
Which groups in greek city-states did not want the nobles to rule?
tyrants
Greek city-states were run by whom?
Tyrants. Note: In Ancient Greece, the word "tyrant" meant "ruler," not "evil despot."
By 500 BC what did most city-states become?
Oligarchies - rule by an aristocracy - the kings and tyrants were gone.
What was different about the organization of the Maya government than the Aztecs and Incas?
it included a number of independent city-states with competing rulers
Why were tyrants popular in the city states?
I cannot think of ANY tyrant that was liked in all history.
A hand book for rulers of the Italian city-states?
"The Prince"
Rulers of Maya city-states claimed to be?
Descended from the gods.
What was the government of ancint Athens like?
The Greek world comprised over 2,000 independent city-states, each of which had its own government. The governments varied - monarchies, tyrannies, oligarchies and democracies. Cities switched between the types as they found that the existing type failed. Athens is an example - it started as a monarchy, aristocrats replaced the kings, tyrants were appointed to replace corrupt aristocrats, tyrants became unpopular and were replaced by a democracy, the democracy failed and was replaced by oligarchs.
