Question

how did the leaders labeled as \tyrants\ contribute to governance in ancient greece? they focused on improving the lives of the common people. they ruled with absolute power. they were chosen by birthright.

Explanation:

In ancient Greece, tyrants were rulers who often came to power through various means (not just birthright). While some tyrants did have absolute power, the key contribution in terms of governance in a positive sense (as the question seems to imply a contribution) was that many tyrants focused on improving the lives of the common people. For example, they might build public works, support cultural activities that benefited the general population, or make economic reforms that helped the lower - classes. Ruling with absolute power is more of a description of their rule style rather than a positive contribution to governance in the sense of bettering the state for the people. And being chosen by birthright is incorrect as tyrants often seized power rather than inheriting it through a traditional hereditary (birthright) system in the Greek context.

Answer:

They focused on improving the lives of the common people.