Question

exit slip: how did ancient greece’s government change over time?

Explanation:

Ancient Greece's government evolved from monarchy (ruled by kings) to oligarchy (ruled by a few elites), then to tyranny (ruled by a single strongman, often popular initially), and finally to democracy (in Athens, citizens participated in decision - making, though only male citizens). City - states like Sparta had an oligarchic - militaristic system. Over time, the concept of citizen participation and different power - sharing models developed and changed.

Answer:

Ancient Greece's government evolved from monarchy to oligarchy, then to tyranny, and finally to democracy (with variations among city - states like Sparta's oligarchic - militaristic system). It saw changes in who held power and how power was shared, with Athens developing a democratic system where male citizens participated in governance, while other city - states had different power structures that also evolved over time.