GOVERNMENT IN THE CITY-STATES OF GREECE

MONARCHY

• Single person
• Inherited

CITY-STATES (379-393 B.C)

• Corinth
• Argos
• Thebes

ARISTOCRACY

• Ruling class or nobility
• Hereditary

CITY-STATES

• Athens (594 B.C)
• Solon (500 B.c)

OLIGARCHY

• Few leaders
• Wealthy individuals

CITY-STATES

• Sparta (400 B.C)

TYRANNY

• Indiviual who seized control
• Tyrant

CITY-STATES

• Athens (B.C.)
• Corinth (456 B.C.)
• Lydia (680-660 B.C.)

DEMOCRACY

• The people
• Male landowners
• 18 years old

GOVERNMENT

• 500 representatives
• Citizen assembly
• Debate and vote

CITY-STATE

SOURCES

• http://www.kidcyber.com.au/topics/govtforms.htm
• http://worldhistorycp2.weebly.com/uploads/1/3/3/9/13391305/fourformsofgovta...
• http://artsclub.org.uk/n/e25d0209c0
• http://blog.efrontlearning.net/2012/05/the-democratic-workplace.html
• http://baravesocialstudies7.blogspot.com/2011/11/ancient-greek-democracy-ru...

SOURCES CONT.

• http://jacksonmanngradesix.weebly.com/monarchy.html

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