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Examples:
- A Monarchy is at its simplest a country with a King or Queen.
- Tyranny is when a Country is run by a single person or Small Group of people for their own benefit always and absolutely and allow no freedom.
While A Monarchy could be a Tyranny the ones around today are mostly not, England is a good Example. They have a Queen but the real control lays with an Elected Parliament.
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The act of seizing power and overthrowing the government is called a?
Monarchy No - it's a coup d'etat. a+ the answer is tyranny
What form of government did Ancient Greece have?
Ancient Greece was a Monarchy, oligarchie, tyranny, then a democracy (in order).
Was ancient Egypt a considered a tyranny?
"Tyranny" is a word usually associated with cruel, despotic, corrupt rulers. For the most part, ancient Egyptian rulers were not this way; Egypt was a monarchy. Some even consider it an absolute monarchy. But it was definitely NOT a "tyranny".
How can tyranny and monarchy be the same?
Because they are both from the same country
What are other forms of government?
Tyranny,Aristocracy,Monarchy etc.
What was ancient Corinth's government like?
Over the centuries it changed from monarchy, yooligarchy, to tyranny, to oligarchy to limited democracy, to oligarchy, to monarchy.
What political system is led by a strong and independent ruler?
A Monarchy or a Tyranny.
What kind of government developed in Athens'?
From monarchy to oligarchy to tyranny to democracy.
What form of government ruled the city-state of Athens?
It varied over time from monarchy, then oligarchy, then tyranny, then democracy, then monarchy.
What views did the Persians and Greeks have about government?
The Persians Empire had Monarchy. The Greek city-states had Monarchy, Oligarchy, Tyranny, Democracy.
What are the respective stages of the Aristotelian governmental cycle and what do they mean?
Monarchy -> Tyranny -> Aristocracy -> Oligarchy -> Polity -> Mobocracy -> back to Monarchy
What types of government existed in the city-states?
Monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny, democracy, radical democracy.
