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Forms of Government in Ancient Greece
Distinguish between monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny, and direct democracy across Greek city-states.
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Ancient Greece: City-States, Democracy, and Culture
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Analyze the geography of the Aegean, the rise of the polis, Athenian democracy, Spartan society, and classical Greek culture.
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