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(1 pt) How did the Greek view of government differ from the views of other ancient civilizations? A. The Greeks believed that a good and virtuous king would inspire people to be good citizens. B. The Greeks believed that the gods gave ruling power to certain individuals. C. The Greeks believed that people could use their minds and reason to choose and run good governments. D. The Greeks believed a good ruler was one who followed the gods' laws and treated his subjects with justice and kindness.



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D The Gods believed a good ruler followed and obeyed divine authority while justly ruling his subjects
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The ancient Greeks were different from others in government in that they believed that C.  people could use their minds and reason to choose and run good governments.

The ancient Greeks:

  • Were democratic
  • Believed that people should use logic and pragmatism to choose a good leader

This set the Greeks apart from other ancient civilizations as most of these practiced monarchies where government was inherited instead of chosen by the people.

In conclusion, the Greeks believed people should use reason to choose governments.

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