Greek Government Review

What is the definition of a monarchy?

• A government ruled by a king or queen

• A government ruled by wealthy individuals

• A government where citizens vote

• A government ruled by a tyrant

During which years was oligarchy the form of government in Ancient Greece?

• 2000-1100 BCE

• 1100-800 BCE

• 800-500 BCE

• 500 BCE-present

Who held power in a tyranny?

• Kings/Queens

• Aristocrats

• Tyrants

• Citizens

How did kings in a monarchy typically gain power?

• By being elected

• By inheritance

• By overthrowing monarchs

• By promising to help the poor

Which city-state is known for having a form of oligarchy?

• Athens

• Mycenae

• Sparta

• Corinth

What was a key feature of democracy in Ancient Greece?

• Rule by a single person

• Rule by wealthy individuals

• Citizens voting on laws

• Inheritance of power

What led to the rise of democracy from tyranny?

• Overthrow by powerful nobles

• Desire for fairer systems

• Inheritance of power

• Wealth accumulation

Who were the rulers in an oligarchy?

• Kings/Queens

• Aristocrats or landowners

• Tyrants

• Citizens

What was the role of citizens in a democracy?

• To inherit power

• To overthrow monarchs

• To vote on laws and decisions

• To promise help to the poor

Which city-state held public meetings for voting on important issues?

• Mycenae

• Sparta

• Corinth

• Athens