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| Greek for "rule of the people" (p.236) |
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| He encouraged the people of his city, Athens, to participate in government (p.240) |
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| the city which is the birthplace of democracy (p.238) |
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| the father of democracy (p.238) |
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| government ruled by a few people (p.237) |
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| this meeting was an opportunity for all citizens to debate and vote on laws (p.238) |
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| form of democracy used in the United States today (p.241) |
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| He created a set of very harsh laws for Athens (p.237) |
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| Democracy in Athens came to an end after these people conquered Greece (p.240) |
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| In Greece, free men who had the right to participate in government were known as this (p.237) |
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| a leader who held power through the use of force (p.237) |
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| rich landowners or nobles (p.237) |
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