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What type of government did the ancient Greeks introduce into the world?

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What is the order of Athens government in which they occurred?

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How Aristotle classified the forms of Government?

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Classification of government according to Aristotle?

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The best contemporary example of an oligarchy would be a?

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What is Machiavelli's theory of government?

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