test notes

Polis- fundamental political unit made up of a city and the surrounding countryside
politics affair of the cities policy, political
monarchy-rule by a single person(a king in Greece)
Aristocracy- rule by a small group of noble very rich landowning families
Oligarchy-Wealthy groups dissatisfied with aristocratic rule who seized power often with military help
Tyrant- powerful induvial who sized control by appealing to the common people for support was not a bad thing back in Greece
Aristocrats-members of the ruing class
they attended SYMPOSIOMS meeting where the elite men would enjoy wine and the company of hetaeras while discussing politics.


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