Hoplites
A hoplon is the shield used by Ancient Greek hoplites.
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There are no tyrants in Greece. Greece is a democratic country.Answer:In its past Greece had many tyrants. Essentially tyrants, then as now, seize power outside of the democratic processes of the society. Tyranny is usually looked on as bad thing as there is no peaceful way to change to a different leader.
The armoured infantry were hoplites. The light infantry were peltasts.
The tyrants were appointed to give the normal citizens a fair go from oppression by the oligarchs (aristocrats). The ordinary citizens formed the bulk of the army, and were therefore hoplites (armoured infantry) when called out. So the relationship was essentially mutually good. Unfortunately for this relationship, the tyrant had to establish a parsonal guard to avoid assassination by the oligarchs, and to pay the guard they had to levy a tax. Greeks hated taxes, so eventually they turned on their tyrant-saviour and expelled him. The oligarchs tried to takeover again, which led the people (hoplites) to turn to democracy.
the hoplites reside near libya
the hoplites reside near Libya
Hoplites were important to ancient Greece because they battled for their individual city-states. This allowed for warfare between the city-states to play out. Hoplites were not effective for large scale warfare, however.
The kings, then the Tyrants. See the list Greek Tyrants in the separate panel Sources and related links: below.
The phalanx formation and the shield/spear tactics were originated in Sparta around 690 BC.
The hoplites fought in the phalanx formation.
The hoplites created a massive wall made of shields while the fought or just marched.
Hoplites
Hoplites
Because the tyrants forced a traded democracy.
Hoplites were citizen-soldiers of Ancient Greek city-states who were primarily armed as spearmen and fought in phalanx formation