6 Questions
Which form of government did Greek city-states develop into after being ruled by tyrants until 500 B.C.?
Oligarchy
Who wanted political change in Greek city-states around 650 B.C.?
Small farmers, merchants, and artisans
What led to the wealthy nobles seizing power in Greek city-states?
The desire for political change by the people
What form of government did Greek city-states develop into after being ruled by tyrants until 500 B.C.?
oligarchies or democracies
Who wanted political change in Greek city-states around 650 B.C.?
small farmers, merchants, and artisans
What led to the wealthy nobles seizing power in Greek city-states?
the desire for political change by small farmers, merchants, and artisans
Study Notes
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.
Test your knowledge of ancient Greek city-states and their political evolution. From tyrants to oligarchies and democracies, explore the rise of political change and the struggle for power. Discover the roles played by small farmers, merchants, and artisans in shaping the political landscape of ancient Greece.
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