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Which form of government did Greek city-states develop into after being ruled by tyrants until 500 B.C.?
Which form of government did Greek city-states develop into after being ruled by tyrants until 500 B.C.?
- Monarchy
- Oligarchy (correct)
- Anarchy
- Autocracy
Who wanted political change in Greek city-states around 650 B.C.?
Who wanted political change in Greek city-states around 650 B.C.?
- Small farmers, merchants, and artisans (correct)
- Wealthy nobles
- Religious leaders
- Foreign invaders
What led to the wealthy nobles seizing power in Greek city-states?
What led to the wealthy nobles seizing power in Greek city-states?
- A war with neighboring city-states
- A revolution led by small farmers
- A natural disaster
- The desire for political change by the people (correct)
What form of government did Greek city-states develop into after being ruled by tyrants until 500 B.C.?
What form of government did Greek city-states develop into after being ruled by tyrants until 500 B.C.?
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Who wanted political change in Greek city-states around 650 B.C.?
Who wanted political change in Greek city-states around 650 B.C.?
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What led to the wealthy nobles seizing power in Greek city-states?
What led to the wealthy nobles seizing power in Greek city-states?
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Rise of Greek City-States
- Around 650 B.C., the middle class and peasants wanted political change in Greek city-states.
Oligarchy and Tyranny
- The wealthy nobles seized power in Greek city-states due to social and economic unrest.
- Tyrants ruled Greek city-states until 500 B.C.
Development of Democracy
- After being ruled by tyrants until 500 B.C., Greek city-states developed into democracies.
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