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When there was a breakdown in governance through aristocratic opression, a populist tyrant was appointed by popular support to provide broad-based governance for the people in general. Problems arose as the aristocrats waited for a chance to assassinate the tyrant, so he had to hire a personal bodyguard, and to pay them had to levy taxes, a most unpopular move which brought them into disrepute and overthrow, with the aristocrats trying to re-establish control until democracy was invented as another way.
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Was solon a tryant?
Yes.
What is an organnatinal structure that resembles a pyramid?
tryant
What does lennox suggest about Macbeth in scene 6?
Lennox Suggest that Macbeth is both a Murderer and a Tryant
What does the tyrannosarus rex mean?
tryant lizard king
What do you think tryant means from this passage?
To provide an accurate interpretation of the term "tryant" in the passage, I would need to see the specific context in which it is used. Generally, "tryant" could be a misspelling of "tyrant," which refers to a ruler who wields power in a cruel or oppressive manner. If you share the passage, I can offer a more precise analysis.
Were is the tryant balde in adventure quest worlds?
It should be with Thrax Ironhide in Marsh2.
Who was a tryant?
- AA tryantt ihss someonee thatt suck peniss ! lolss
Was king george the third a tryant?
He was no tyrant and he was a popular king. He was just mentally ill.
In Ancient Greece what was a tryant?
A prominent citizen appointed by the majority to suppress aristocrats who were suppressing them. The oligarch was installed to govern for the benefit of all, not just a powerful group.
In what ways did napoleon's support of revolutionary ideals contrast with other actions that he took?
Napoleon embraced the Revolutionary ideals of liberty, equality, and faternity, however, Napoleon was also a tryant.
A tryant rules by force and not by what?
A tyrant rules by force and not by consent or legitimacy. They often impose their will on others through oppression and fear rather than honoring the rights and well-being of their subjects.
What was Ray Bradburys attitude towards the government?
He probably disagreed with the governments decisions at the time considering the fact that he wrote a book "Fahrenheit 451", which is about a "tryant" "rebelling" against the government for banning books.
