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During the mid-600s BCE, some Greek city-states turned to tyrants in hopes of changing their political systems. Which statement
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During the mid-600s BCE, some Greek city-states turned to tyrants in hopes of changing their political systems. Which statement
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During the mid-600s BCE, some Greek city-states turned to tyrants in hopes of changing their political systems. Which statement
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During the mid-600s BCE, some Greek city-states turned to tyrants in hopes of changing their political systems. Which statement
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During the mid 600s bce some Greek city states turned to tyrants in hopes of changing their political systems which statement
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During the mid600s BCE, some Greek city-states turned to tyrants in hopes of changing their political systems. Which statement
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How does the definition of a tyrant addressed by Plato and Aristotle differ from the term used in modern political systems?(1
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Who benefited the most from oligarchies that governed many ancient Greek city-states?A wealthy people B tyrants C citizens D
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Who benefited the most from oligarchies that governed many ancient Greek city-states?A wealthy people B tyrants C citizens D
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Which conclusion can be drawn from the result of the Persian War?A. The Greek city-states of Athens and Sparta were powerful
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