Monarchy
The translation of the word "monarchy"
What is one to rule?
The translation of the word "oligarchy"
What is few to rule?
The way tyrants gained their power
What is illegally/unconstitutionally?
The translation of the word "democracy"
What is people rule?
A country in Europe that still practices a monarchy
What is Great Britain (UK)?
The type of people who made up a monarchy
Who are kings (who pass power down to their eldest sons)?
The type of people that made up an oligarchy
What are powerful noble families and strong members of the warrior class?
The type of prior experience almost all tyrants had
What is experience as a military leader?
The person who laid the foundations for the Athenian Democracy
Who is Solon?
The form of government where citizens are given the right to vote
Democracy
The way a person becomes the leader of a monarchy
What is to be the eldest son of the king?
A country today that is a good example of an oligarchy
What is Russia?
The translation of the word "tyrannos"
What is illegitimate ruler?
The main difference between democracy and the other forms of governments leaders?
What is that people ruled rather than them being ruled by one or a group?
The best-known city-state for practicing an oligarchy
What is Sparta?
The group of people who began to challenge the king's authority and eventually overthrew the monarchy
Who are the aristocrats?
The similarity between monarchy and oligarchy (in terms of electing new leaders)
What is that new leaders had to be a family member of the previous leader?
Who is Dionysios?
Who are adult males who had completed their military training?
The two groups of decision makers in an Ancient Greek democracy
What are the Council and the Assembly?
The two geographic features that were believed to be the reason why kings were always under attack
What are the mountains and the lack of arable land?
The reason why oligarchy declined in Ancient Greece
What is that the people of Greece grew tired of seeing the oligarchs living luxurious lives and ruling over them harshly?
The direction Ancient Greece government moved after tyranny
What is a democracy (putting the people in charge of their own government)?
The fraction of people who could actually vote in Athens in Ancient Greece
What is one-fourth?
The way citizens were selected to debate laws
What is a lottery?