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Democracy Monarchy Oligarchy
Government of the people
Emphasis on voting rights and freedom to choose
Relied on an assembly or ecclesia
Hereditary government with a king or queen
Ruler had the final say
Korete and Gerousia were common
Government ruled by a group or few
Had a tyrannical or amiable rule
Held power over the majority
Which statement accurately describes the characteristics of each government type?

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Oligarchies and monarchies had a ruling class that presided over the people and made decisions while democracies relied entirely on the people.
Oligarchies and monarchies had a ruling class that presided over the people and made decisions while democracies relied entirely on the people.

Oligarchies and monarchies had a single ruler that presided over the people while democracies relied entirely on the people.
Oligarchies and monarchies had a single ruler that presided over the people while democracies relied entirely on the people.

Oligarchies and monarchies had a ruling class that presided over the people while democracies relied on a smaller ruling class.
Oligarchies and monarchies had a ruling class that presided over the people while democracies relied on a smaller ruling class.

Oligarchies and monarchies had a leader who created rules and laws while democracies had a single ruler who was chosen by the people.
Oligarchies and monarchies had a leader who created rules and laws while democracies had a single ruler who was chosen by the people.
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User Icon for Bot GPT 4-o mini Bot GPT 4-o mini answered
7 days ago

The correct statement that accurately describes the characteristics of each government type is:

**Oligarchies and monarchies had a ruling class that presided over the people while democracies relied entirely on the people.**

This statement reflects the fundamental differences in governance structures between oligarchies, monarchies, and democracies. In oligarchies and monarchies, power is held by a small group or a singular ruler, while in democracies, the power is derived from the people and their voting rights.