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GREECE QUEENIE

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Define Oligarchy a few wealthy military men who ignored the needs of the citizens, passed laws to increase their wealth, used force
Describe the roles of slaves in Athens Worked in silver mines, factories, and farmland.
In which government was power inherited from father to son? Monarchy
In which government did a person gain control of the city-state usually by force and false promises that they did not keep? Tyranny
Who did all of this by them self - Make laws - Act as a judge - Lead the army Monarchy
In which government could a citizen convince or persuade their friends to vote yes for his ideas? Democracy
What is the difference between direct and representative democracies? Representative is when all citizens take part, direct is only elected officials take part
In which government did the rulers spend their days hunting or taking part in chariot races rather than ruling? Oligarchy
How did tyrants sometimes lose power? They were overthrown by the people.
Why did Greek city-states often fight with one another? Over fertile land
Where is Athens located? Attica
describe a difference between a king and a tyrant King inherits power but Tyrant forces it.
What was the main problem with the Spartan Assembly? did not discuss and debate issues
Monarchs lost power because aristocrats realized they were stronger than the King. True
In the Athenian Assembly each speaker could only talk until all the water ran out of the top cup and into the bottom cup. True
Created by: HI I'm Queenie
 

 



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