How do citizens participate in oligarchy?

Answer 1

An oligarchy is a government that is ruled by a small exclusive number of leaders. They form a close knit group and its main tendency is to limit the rights of the nation's citizens. New leaders are selected on the basis of family or political and economic relationships. An oligarchy cannot exist if it allows citizen voting to choose governmental positions. One of the ancient classical examples of an oligarchy was ancient Sparta, in Greece.

Answer 2

An oligarchy is a government that is ruled by a small exclusive number of leaders. They form a close knit group and its main tendency is to limit the rights of the nation's citizens. New leaders are selected on the basis of family or political and economic relationships. An oligarchy cannot exist if it allows citizen voting to choose governmental positions. One of the ancient classical examples of an oligarchy was ancient Sparta, in Greece.

Answer 3

An oligarchy was run by 1-4 important or rich people, they rule.

In ancient greece some of the city-states had an oligarchy. 1-4 important people would make all the rules, so in a way common people just had to obey the rules

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Answer 4

they follow the rules mad by the oligarchy. Anything else is a crime:(

Answer 5

the citizens just follow the rules made by the oligarchy. they don't have a say. it sucks.

Answer 6

An oligarchy drastically limits the rights of citizens.

Answer 7

no