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Ancient Greece - Greek Law - Government - Sparta - Athens
Resources on ancient Greek laws, governments and constitutions of the ancient Greeks, especially of Athens and Sparta.
Greek Law
A guide to the pages from the Ancient / Classical History site at About covering Ancient Greece (especially Athens and Sparta), the Greeks, Hellenes, Argive, Achaeans, and Danaans, their lifestyle, technology, language, literature, and philosophy.
Parthenon
Parthenon
Law and Politics
Law-givers, legal systems, constitutions, readings and documents about the laws of ancient civilizations.
Ostracisms
People known to have been ostracized in Athens.
Fires in Greece
Fires in Greece
Coins and Money - Ancient Coinage
Evolution of coins from and the use of money in antiquity.
Democracy - Athens Developed the Governmental Form Known as Democracy and Called Mob Rule by Others.
Democracy was developed by the people of Athens. It was considered by the others to be a form of mob rule since all the citizens in Athens voted. Oligarchy was the norm and democracy the exception.
Democracy | Law and Government
Democracy was an invention of the ancient Greeks living in small polis or city-state of Athens. Sparta, another Greek polis, adopted a very different form of government involving kings. Rule by the best, or aristocrats, was common.
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