How did the Greeks view the role and limits of government? A. Only citizens could participate in government, but not everyone could be a citizen

B. Citizens formed government assembly only when major issues arose in the city-states

C. Citizens formed government when the emperor's rule became ineffective

D. Wealthy residents of city-states created a government with rules that everyone needed to follow

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Judah Oconnell

6 October, 11:05

How did the Greeks view the role and limits of government? A. Only citizens could participate in government, but not everyone could be a citizen

B. Citizens formed government assembly only when major issues arose in the city-states

C. Citizens formed government when the emperor's rule became ineffective

D. Wealthy residents of city-states created a government with rules that everyone needed to follow

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Skylar · Answer 1

I believe C. Is your answer

C. Citizens formed government when the emperors rule became inefficient

Cedric Blake · Answer 2

The answer is A. As for the other person saying the answer is C ... the Greeks didn't have an empire. That's Rome. The Greeks had a democracy, aristocracy, tyranny, and monarchy, but out of those options, democracy fits with A.