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Tyrants typically gained power through a combination of popular support, military force, and political cunning. They often capitalized on social unrest or dissatisfaction with existing leadership to position themselves as strong leaders who could restore order or provide solutions. By leveraging their control over armed forces or influential allies, they could suppress opposition and consolidate their authority. Over time, many tyrants also sought to legitimize their rule through Propaganda or by enacting reforms that appealed to the populace.
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Did tyrants allow slavery?
no tyrants seized power illegally
Who was a fomous person who was a tryrant of rome?
Rome had no tyrants. The tyrants were a Greek form of government.
How did tyrants often come to power in Greece?
Tyrants worked to help the poor
Tyrants were power-hungry militants who grabbed absolute control by popular vote?
Tyrants
How did power shift from aristocrats to tyrants in Greek city-state?
The tyrants took over
What type of government was the thirty tyrants?
oligarchy
Who did the tyrants seize power from?
greece
What was the role of the tyrants in the democracy in Greece?
some of the tyrants' ways were similar to that of democracy. tyrants let other people besides nobles to have a say in government, like in democracy.
What was the role of tyrants in development of democracy in Greece?
some of the tyrants' ways were similar to that of democracy. tyrants let other people besides nobles to have a say in government, like in democracy.
What role did tyrants play in greek history?
Greek tyrants were rules who seized power by force from the aristocrats.
How did tyrants lose power?
The tyranny in Athens was terminated in 510 BCE when the tyrant Hippias was expelled. The aristocrats tried to re-establish their power, but Cleisthenes in 507 BCE established a democratic assembly.
Did tyrants take ruling power against the will of the people?
true
