Question

1. drag and drop the terms with the definitions.

government by an elite few
a tight formation of foot soldiers
government by the people or those that they elect to represent them
a form of government in which there is one ruler at the head of state
a person who belongs to a privileged class with special rank
refers to anything that is greek
a person who lived in a greek city - state without full citizenship
in early greece, a person who ruled with great power
choices:
a. oligarchy
b. tyrant
c. hellenistic
d. monarchy
e. phalanx
f. aristocrat
g. democracy
h. helot

Explanation:

To solve this drag - and - drop problem, we match each term with its correct definition by recalling the historical and political meanings of these Greek - related terms:

1. “government by an elite few”

The term that means a government run by a small group of elites is “oligarchy”. So we match “government by an elite few” with “oligarchy”.

2. “a tight formation of foot soldiers”

The military formation of foot soldiers in ancient Greece is called a “phalanx”. So we match “a tight formation of foot soldiers” with “phalanx”.

3. “government by the people or those that they elect to represent them”

A system where the people govern or elect representatives is “democracy”. So we match “government by the people or those that they elect to represent them” with “democracy”.

4. “a form of government in which there is one ruler at the head of state”

A government with a single ruler at the top is a “monarchy”. So we match “a form of government in which there is one ruler at the head of state” with “monarchy”.

5. “a person who belongs to a privileged class with special rank”

A person from a privileged class with special status is an “aristocrat”. So we match “a person who belongs to a privileged class with special rank” with “aristocrat”.

6. “refers to anything that is Greek”

The term for things related to Greek is “Hellenistic”. So we match “refers to anything that is Greek” with “Hellenistic”.

7. “a person who lived in a Greek city - state without full citizenship”

A person in a Greek city - state without full citizenship rights is a “helot”. So we match “a person who lived in a Greek city - state without full citizenship” with “helot”.

8. “in early Greece, a person who ruled with great power”

A ruler with great power in early Greece is a “tyrant”. So we match “in early Greece, a person who ruled with great power” with “tyrant”.

Final Matches:

• government by an elite few: oligarchy
• a tight formation of foot soldiers: phalanx
• government by the people or those that they elect to represent them: democracy
• a form of government in which there is one ruler at the head of state: monarchy
• a person who belongs to a privileged class with special rank: aristocrat
• refers to anything that is Greek: Hellenistic
• a person who lived in a Greek city - state without full citizenship: helot
• in early Greece, a person who ruled with great power: tyrant

Answer:

To solve this drag - and - drop problem, we match each term with its correct definition by recalling the historical and political meanings of these Greek - related terms:

1. “government by an elite few”

The term that means a government run by a small group of elites is “oligarchy”. So we match “government by an elite few” with “oligarchy”.

2. “a tight formation of foot soldiers”

The military formation of foot soldiers in ancient Greece is called a “phalanx”. So we match “a tight formation of foot soldiers” with “phalanx”.

3. “government by the people or those that they elect to represent them”

A system where the people govern or elect representatives is “democracy”. So we match “government by the people or those that they elect to represent them” with “democracy”.

4. “a form of government in which there is one ruler at the head of state”

A government with a single ruler at the top is a “monarchy”. So we match “a form of government in which there is one ruler at the head of state” with “monarchy”.

5. “a person who belongs to a privileged class with special rank”

A person from a privileged class with special status is an “aristocrat”. So we match “a person who belongs to a privileged class with special rank” with “aristocrat”.

6. “refers to anything that is Greek”

The term for things related to Greek is “Hellenistic”. So we match “refers to anything that is Greek” with “Hellenistic”.

7. “a person who lived in a Greek city - state without full citizenship”

A person in a Greek city - state without full citizenship rights is a “helot”. So we match “a person who lived in a Greek city - state without full citizenship” with “helot”.

8. “in early Greece, a person who ruled with great power”

A ruler with great power in early Greece is a “tyrant”. So we match “in early Greece, a person who ruled with great power” with “tyrant”.

Final Matches:

• government by an elite few: oligarchy
• a tight formation of foot soldiers: phalanx
• government by the people or those that they elect to represent them: democracy
• a form of government in which there is one ruler at the head of state: monarchy
• a person who belongs to a privileged class with special rank: aristocrat
• refers to anything that is Greek: Hellenistic
• a person who lived in a Greek city - state without full citizenship: helot
• in early Greece, a person who ruled with great power: tyrant