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    Oligarchy

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    Oligarchy isn’t beneficial to a country’s welfare In modern society is very popular to raise the most scandalous issues of the present‚ disclose famous politicians and high-ranked officials‚ we highlight the hidden truth of the power-driven machinations and governmental intrigues. Thankful to the magazine Forbes‚ which is well known for its rankings of world ’s top companies and lists of the richest people all over the world‚ we know them by sight. Many call these people wealthy‚ rich

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    Oligarchy In 1984

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    Although it was just a piece of junk‚ it was also solid proof that a time before the government took power existed. In an oligarchy as extreme as the one in 1984‚ having control of the people meant having control of every single aspect of their beings‚ including their recollections of their pasts. The government in the story brainwashed people into believing that this oligarchy was a good thing‚ and that this good thing had been around forever. Instead of letting people keep their own happy memories

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    Spartan Oligarchy

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    Superior Spartan Oligarchy Superiority is defined as being of higher grade or quality. And while the Athenian democracy has been able to become somewhat of a staple in modern society‚ in its time‚ it was the Spartan’s oligarchic system that allowed them to create such a strong society. It was a society that thrived on its strong political system based around a strong military. It is undeniable that in the time in which they both existed‚ the Spartan Oligarchy was superior to the Athenian

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    Sophocles Influences

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    Sophocles What would it be like to be one of the most renown‚ well recognized‚ and all around greatest poets of your time period? Only a few very gifted and special people have every had the honour of this title but the few that have been able to call themselves this have gone down in history. William Shakespeare‚ Leo Tolstoy‚ William Faulkner‚ Ernest Hemingway‚ and Sophocles have had a major impact on the english language and all things written in it. These renown writers and poets have very different

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    opinions about what made a good government changed‚ and various types of governments developed as well. This is a sequence of Greek governments that were defined by Aristotle: monarchies‚ oligarchies‚ tyrannies‚ and democracies. Many places in Greece began with these government systems‚ from monarchies to oligarchies‚ to tyrannies‚ and finally to democracies. However‚ there were plenty of areas that were using different systems‚ resulting with many city-states that never did become democracies or tyrannies

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    democracy considering the role of the individual‚ government‚ and their contributions in a well written essay of 3-4 pages Nowadays‚ democracy is a very prevalent form of government but it wasn’t always this way. Monarchies‚ aristocracies‚ and oligarchies used to be the only main styles of governing‚ until Athens became the first democracy and Rome the first republic. The religions of Judaism and Christianity also provided many democratic ideals‚ such as the equality of all. Ancient Greece was not

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    Jose Rizal

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    ( rule by one man in his own interest) | ARISTOCRACY ( rule by a few for the common good) | OLIGARCHY ( rule by the few in their own interest) | POLITY/DEMOCRACY ( rule by the many for the common good) | MOBOCRACY ( rule by the many in their own interest) | Aristotle later ranks them in order of goodness‚ with monarchy the best‚ aristocracy the next best‚ then polity/democracy‚ mobocracy‚ oligarchy‚ and the tyranny. People in Western societies are used to thinking of mobocracy as a good form

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    Massachusetts Bay Colony

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    The government of the Massachusetts Bay Colony was simultaneously theocratic‚ democratic‚ oligarchic‚ and authoritarian in different ways. The Puritans founded the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1628 and wanted a well-established government‚ but they ended up mixing all of these together. This colony was important because it was one of the first provincial and true governments to be introduced into the colonies. It also provided an example to other colonies to base their governments on. The Massachusetts

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    freedom-fighters within the weaker nation being attacked for its resources; It leaves the victor nations citizens with a completely false sense of pride because the dummied down public have’nt a clue their tax dollars and their lives were just ’used’ by the oligarchy to steal and exploit the resources of a weaker

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    Citizens voted for all legal and executive decisions. The best known and most radical democracy in antiquity was the Athenian democracy. In practice‚ due to the economic restrictions to political participation‚ ancient democracies resembled oligarchies in the sense that only the richest citizens‚ the aristocracy‚ were able to run for the highest political offices‚ and they were secretive and controlling of what they presented to be decided by vote in the general assembly. All modern democracies

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