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That isn't even a question, but whatever.
The city-states, or polies, were ruled by hereditary male monarchies. The exception was Athens, which had a complex democratic system. Later Greek empires, like the Macedonian, Antigonid, Epirote, and ultimately Byzatine empires were also run by kings.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoMainly the Greek government had Kings. But then there were the "City States". Each city state had their own form f government. an example of this is the City State of Athens. At first Athens had a king (form of Gov't? Monarchy) but then for what ever reason they had ( I cannot remember what it was) They changed to a Direct Democracy (where the people ruled) or if you want, only a Democracy. This is as far as I know of the Greek Government.
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∙ 12y agoGreece is a parliamentary democracy; the official name of the country is "Hellenic Republic". The present form of political system was ratified in the referendum on December 8, 1974, when 70% of the population voted in favour of a non-monarchical democracy. The Constitution currently in force was voted for on June 11, 1975, and has been reviewed twice, in 1986 and 2001. The supreme authority in the Hellenic Republic is the President, who is elected by the Hellenic Parliament to serve for a five-year period. The current President of the Republic is Mr. Karolos Papoulias.
The Prime Minister of Greece is Mr. Kostas Karamanlis, president of the New Democracy party. The Karamanlis cabinet was brought to office through the last nation-wide parliamentary elections held on March 7, 2004. In the same elections representatives from a total of four political parties (New Democracy, PASOK, the Communist Party of Greece and the Coalition of Radical Left) were elected and hold the 300 seats in the Hellenic Parliament.
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∙ 14y agoIndependent city states better known as polis.
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∙ 11y agoy does no one no this!!!?
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How did the government of Greek cities reflect the structure of Greek families?
There were three main forms of government in ancient Greece: Monarchy, Oligarchy and Democracy. I am unable to locate how the government of the Greek cities reflected the structure of the Greek families.
Who created oligarchy?
The Greek
Is Greek an Oligarchy?
The spartans were
The greek city -state of Sparta had what form of government?
oligarchy
Greek word for ruled by few?
Its oligarchy from the Greek ολιγαρχία (oligarchia).
What is one of the governments in ancient Greek?
Oligarchy.
Members of rich and powerful families of greek?
oligarchy
Which word adopted from the greek language refers to a govermnt ran by just a few peopleDemocracy Monaarchyor Oligarchy?
Oligarchy
What is the social structure about the toltecs?
It was an oligarchy, and was highly religious(Aarshad-patriot)
State some systems of govt in Greek that exdisted in the greek city states?
Oligarchy, monarchy, democracy
What is structure of an oligarchy?
Oligarchy is a structure in which power is vested in the hands of the rich. These rich people may control what appears to be another kind of government by using their wealth to control the apparent rulers (see lobby groups).
What family's have ruled an oligarchy?
Oligarchy comes form the Greek word for few, and is a form of power structure in which power effectively rests with an elite class distinguished by royalty, wealth, family ties, commercial, and/or military legitimacy. Ancient Sparta was a military Oligarchy. The rule absolute monarchs is and Oligarchy. Democracy was the ancient Athenian invention to prevent the rise of Oligarchies. However, it does not seem to work for commercial Oligarchies, the grip of which we are currently experiencing (multinational corporations and banks).
