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This text explores the evolution of various forms of government originating from Greek terminology. It discusses the concept of "monos" as a single ruler, "oligos" referring to a few leaders, and highlights the nature of rule by the people. It examines how power dynamics shifted due to internal conflicts, particularly in Asia Minor, leading to the rise and fall of governments as rulers became harsh and greedy. The text delves into the complexities of governance and how people's disagreement often results in legislative struggles and eventual uprisings.
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Comes from Greek terms, monos (Single) Form of government in which the ruddle power is in often by illegal means. A form of government in which the ruling power is in the hands of all people. Form of government in which the ruling power is in the hands of a few leaders. A form of government in which the ruling power is in the hands of a single person. Greek turns oligos (Meaning few) Greek word for “Usurper with supreme power. “People” They had one ruler to rule everything that was like a God. They had power by few & they were really healthy. Once in power they stayed in the law, as something else. The people would disagree with each other & try to make laws that would only be better for themselves. They stopped because of fighting between kingdoms in Asia Minor. It started disappearing in Greece because the people who lived well ruled harshly. They became harsh & greedy so most of the time were simply overthrown by the people.
