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Noble land owners gained power in Greek city states through the growth of farmlands and through hoplite warfare. Landowners developed their farmland and achieved economic elevation through the trade and sale of their goods. Wealthy landowners were also able to purchase a set of armor, meaning they could participate in hoplite warfare. Their achievements in war gave them glory and social status.
Noble land owners gained power in Greek city states through the growth of farmlands and through hoplite warfare. Landowners developed their farmland and achieved economic elevation through the trade and sale of their goods. Wealthy landowners were also able to purchase a set of armor, meaning they could participate in hoplite warfare. Their achievements in war gave them glory and social status.
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What was an early form of government in the greek city-state in which a hereditary ruler exercised central power?
monarchy
What is a state ruled by a noble class?
An aristocracy.
What was another name for a Greek city-state?
Polis is a word. It means Greek city state.
What is the meaning of Aletheia in Greek mythology?
In Greek Aletheia means truth. In Greek mythology the waters of Lethe induced one into a state of forgetfulness. Literally aletheia means the opposite of the state of forgetfulness.
Which of the Greek city-states was the most militaristic?
Sparta was the Greek city-state that was most militaristic.
Why did the rulers of governments in the Greek city-states change?
Aristocrocies came to represent city-state's noble class. Little by little, the nobles gained more land and power. By about 700 B.C. nobles in many Greek city-states had overthrown their kings and had taken power themselves.
How did power shift from aristocrats to tyrant in Greek city state?
The tyrants took over
How did power shift from aristocrats to tyrants in Greek city-state?
The tyrants took over
What has the author Thomas C Wright written?
Thomas C. Wright has written: 'Otter Tail Power Company from its origin through 1954' -- subject(s): Otter Tail Power Company 'LANDOWNERS & REFORM' 'Landowners and reform in Chile' -- subject(s): History, Sociedad Nacional de Agricultura, Sociedad Nacional de Agricultura (Chile), Agriculture and state, Land reform
How did Cleisthenes establish democracy?
After expulsion of the tyrants, he preempted the attempted an attempted return to power by the oligarchs, and established an assembly of all landowners, small and large, which made laws and controlled the city-state.
Which greek state had beautiful buildings?
The state of Argos was the Greek State that had beautiful buildings. The state of Argos was one of the oldest city-states in Ancient Greece, but it first became a major power under the tyrant Pheidon during the 7th century BC.
What was an early form of government in the greek city-state in which a hereditary ruler exercised central power?
monarchy
What is the state of the noble gas family?
All noble gases elements are gases.
What trem refers to a class of wealthy landowners in the early republican of roman society?
Most of the wealthy landowners were patricians. However, the term was not related to landownership. They were the aristocracy. They held a monopoly of offices of state and had exclusive access to the priesthoods which played an important role in the regulation of public life. They were large landowners by virtue of their wealth, but their status was defined by their position within the Roman state, the priesthoods and their claim of origin to the foundation of Rome, rather than land ownership as such. Although this group had been called aristocracy by Greek writers and modern historians, it was very different than the medieval aristocracy.
Who held political power in Greek city-state?
Depended on the form of government - monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny or democracy.
Phase of matter for noble gases?
All noble gases are gases in their standard state
Use the following terms to describe greek society and economy tenant farmer metic slavery?
In ancient Greek society, tenant farmers were individuals who leased land from landowners to cultivate crops in exchange for some of their produce. Metics were foreign residents in a Greek city-state who were not citizens and had limited rights. Slavery was a common practice in which individuals were owned by others and forced to work without pay.
