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How did the government in ancient Greece develop?

One's family of birth gradually became unimportant to citizenship.

The wealthy gained power as the city-states moved away from tyrants.

Citizens and noncitizens were able to participate in developing laws.

Power moved from the upper classes to include members of all social classes.

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Frances Frazier

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27 November, 20:22

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How did the government in ancient Greece develop?

One's family of birth gradually became unimportant to citizenship.

The wealthy gained power as the city-states moved away from tyrants.

Citizens and noncitizens were able to participate in developing laws.

Power moved from the upper classes to include members of all social classes.

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Government in ancient Greece developed by citizens and non-citizens being able to participate in developing law

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Historians believe that Greece is the place from where the early forms of democracy originated and developed. In an ancient Greek democracy, citizens played an important part in forming the laws of the nation. It was obligatory for them to do so. However, only the men were allowed to participate in the process of making laws and if they didn't, they would be punished by being imposed with heavy fines. People who did were made to serve in the government for at least a year.