What is an oligarchy?

A. A particular form of Greek architecture.

A. A requirement for citizenship in Sparta.

C. A branch of Greek government that puts the judges in charge of everyone else.

D. A government in which a small group holds all the power.

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Isai Hubbard

9 September, 15:13

What is an oligarchy?

A. A particular form of Greek architecture.

A. A requirement for citizenship in Sparta.

C. A branch of Greek government that puts the judges in charge of everyone else.

D. A government in which a small group holds all the power.

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Dereon Mcmillan · Answer 1

Dereon Mcmillan 9 September, 18:33

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I believe the correct answer is C.

Anabella Fleming · Answer 2

The right letter is D.

Oligarchy is a term that originates in the Greek word "oligarkhía" whose literal meaning is "government of few" and that designates a political system in which the power is concentrated in a small group belonging to the same family, the same political party or group economic.

What is an oligarchy?A. A particular form of Greek architecture.A. A requirement for citizenship in Sparta.C. A branch of Greek government that puts the judges in charge of everyone else.D. A government in which a small group holds all the power.

What is an oligarchy?

A. A particular form of Greek architecture.

A. A requirement for citizenship in Sparta.

C. A branch of Greek government that puts the judges in charge of everyone else.

D. A government in which a small group holds all the power.