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[DOC File]The Four Governments of Ancient Greece
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The Four Governments of Ancient Greece . Aim: What were the different characteristics of ancient Greece’s four governments? Objective: Students will be able to compile all of the information they learned on the four governments (Monarchy, Oligarchy, Tyranny, Democracy).
[DOCX File]Cabarrus County Schools
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In this lesson, you will explore the four forms of government that developed in the Greek city-states: monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny, and democracy. You will also trace how one form of rule led to another, until the Greeks eventually developed democracy, a system in which they could govern themselves.
[DOC File]WORLD HISTORY - Course Overview
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Ancient Greece Monarchy. Oligarchy. Tyranny. Democracy. Direct Democracy. Representative Democracy. Athens. Sparta. Persian War. Delian League. Peloponnesian War
[DOCX File]26.4 Tyranny: One Person Takes Power by Force
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In this chapter, you will explore the four forms of government that developed in the Greek city-states: monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny, and democracy. You will also trace how one form of rule led to another, until the Greeks eventually developed democracy. 26.2 Monarchy: One Person Inherits Power
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Monarchy. Oligarchy. Tyranny. Democracy. Republic . Mesopotamia. Learning Targets: I will explain how Mesopotamian kings established power and maintained order. Key Terms/Concepts:-City-State-Hammurabi’s Code. Egypt. Learning Targets:
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Athenian government developed through the stages of monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny and democracy… (Ch.11.2) Review the meaning of polytheism; explain roles of the gods in Greek society and the religious practices of the Greeks. Discuss the narrative and moral (theme) of several Greek myths…
[DOCX File]2. Oligarchy: A Few People Share Power
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democracy. monarchy. oligarchy. tyranny. 1. Monarchy: One Person Inherits Power. From about 2000 to 800 B.C.E., a monarch, or king, ruled most Greek city-states. In a . monarchy, the governing power is in the hands of one individual, usually a king. Greek settlements did not allow queens to govern.
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Discuss the evolution of political structures in Greece, including monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny and democracy. Discuss Alexander the . Great’s. conquest of the Persian Empire and the creation of the Hellenistic kingdoms. Ancient Rome.
[DOC File]Chapter 26: The Rise of Democracy
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In this chapter, you will explore the four forms of government that developed in the Greek city-states: monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny, and democracy. You will also trace how one form of rule led to another, until the Greeks eventually developed democracy. Section 2 — Monarchy: One Person Inherits Power
[DOC File]Chapter 24 Study Guide
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Explain the following four types of government: Monarchy, Oligarchy, Tyranny, and Democracy. What order did the four governments develop in? Chapter 25 & 26 Study Guide. Why was the sea important to the ancient Greeks? What geographic factors affected the ancient Greeks? What type of landform is Greece located on?
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