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1. It became necessary to consult the citizens as they refused to tolerate absolute rule by the upper class.

2. The upper class had to concede a say to the farmers and traders as they relied on them to fight and defend their properties, so limited democracies came into being.

3. Having got a taste for this, the lower classes pushed further for a radical form of democracy where they had all the say.

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4. The people were then led astray by self-interested demagogues, which brought war, destruction and chaos, so the people reverted back to limited democracy.

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