Democracy
Tyranny
Oligarchy
Monarchy
Misc.
100

What is “democracy”?

Ruled by the People

100

What is "Tyranny?"

"Illegitimate Ruler," Or a government where the tyrant takes power by force.

100

What is an "oligarchy"

A government where power is shared by a few rich families.
100

What is an "Monarchy?"

A government where the power to rule  rests with a single person - a King or Queen.

100

The leaders gather in an _________ and prepared to vote.

Assembly

200

What is the difference between a direct democracy and a representative democracy?

Direct- everyone votes on laws!

Representative- Elected officials make and vote on laws.

200

What is one disadvantage of Tyranny?

- Corruption

- Paranoia 

- Instability

200

What characteristics do ruling families in an Oligarchy usually have?

- Wealthy

-Noble

- Warrior Class

200

How is power transferred in a Monarchy?

To a member of the family, usually the oldest son when the King/Queen dies.
200

What is an Aristocrat?

a wealthy noble person.

300

In Athens, who was considered a "citizen" and was allowed to vote?

Adult males who completed military training.
300
Though they both have a single ruler, how is Tyranny different than Monarchy?

In Monarchy, the power transfers through family. In a Tyranny, the take over is illegal and usually violent.

300

What is a disadvantage of Oligarchy?

Rich live luxurious lives while the people's needs are not met.

The rich get richer, while the poor get poorer!

No voice for the people


300

What is one advantage of Monarchy?

Peaceful transfer of power
300

What is a Polis?

A city-state in Ancient Greece

400

What is a disadvantage of Democracy?

It takes much longer to make decisions, and can devolve into chaos.

400

What is an advantage of Tyranny?

At the beginning at least, the leader needs the support of the people to stay in power.

400

What is a known example of Oligarchy in Ancient Greece?

Sparta- Two Kings

Corinth

Thebes

400

Why did Kings in Ancient Greece have to worry about attacks from neighbors?

Tribes often fought over arable land.

400

Name a current day Monarch

ex: The King of England - King Charles

500

Who was the founder of Athenian democracy, and in what year?

Solon, 594 BCE

500
Name a Tyrant from Ancient Greece.

Dionysios, Peisistratus os Athens

500

What does "oglios" mean?

Few

500

Name a King from Ancient Greece. Where did they rule?

Agamemnon, Mycenea in 1250 BCE

500

What is this place called?

The Acropolis

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