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Which form of government practiced in certain Greek city-states describes rule by an individual who assumes absolute power by seizing control illegally often with the support of the lower classes?

Tyranny


What does upserped mean?

"Usurped" means to take a position of power or importance illegally or by force. It often refers to someone seizing control or authority that rightfully belongs to someone else. In a broader sense, it can also apply to taking over any role, function, or resource in an unjust manner.


What does to seize power illegally mean?

Usually (but not necessarily) by force. But in any event, not by statutorily legal lines of succession.


What a person who takes power illegally?

If you mean, what is such a person called, the word is "usurper". If you mean, what is a name of a person who did that, Napoleon would be an example. He grabbed power by overturning the existing Government of France in 1799.


A person who takes power illegally?

Usurper


Who is the person that takes power illegally?

A tyrant


What do you call someone who seizes power illegally?

homos


Which nation existence was threaten by an invasion of Greek soldiers after seizing power?

Cyprus


New name for the Bolsheviks after they seized power?

After seizing power, the Bolsheviks became the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.


What was a tyranny?

One leader (tyrant) with absolute power. He/she seizes power illegally or by force.


Did tyrants allow slavery?

no tyrants seized power illegally


In which nation did Reza Shah Pahlavi embark on a program of mederniztion after seizing power?

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