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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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unit274
Well, the most reasonable choice is b. because they did indeed believe that the gods they worshipped chose the rightful king.for example, the citizens of sparta could have thought that their war god Ares apointed Leinidas the rightful king.Another thing though to complete my answer is that it mostly focused on bloodline of the greatest and strongest king to their son, if the kings son is worthy enough
agrenfroe

The answer whould be C. The Greeks believed that people could use their minds and reason to choose and run good governments. I took the quiz and this is the answer.

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