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1 August, 03:29

Why were the tyrants able to seize in Athens

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    Athens had an internal dispute bordering on civil war between its different classes of people - essentially against the ruling aristocracy.

    The tyrants were brought in by popular acclaim to establish a government which looked after all citizens, not just the interests of a few.
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