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The Greeks wanted all of rhe citizens participating in the government (democracy). The tryants only had one person in charge.

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The Greeks wanted all of the citizens participating in the government (democracy). the tyrants only had one person in charge

Rodolfo Grave answered Jun 9, 2018

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