Q1: According to ancient Greek philosophers, with whom did a tyrant share power?

1. the people
2. the aristocracy
3. a group of philosophers
4.nobody

Q2: In ancient Greece, the word tyrant referred to a leader who...

1. took over the government.
2. ruled with cruelty.
3. lost the support of the people.
4. wanted to become a king.

Q3: What was the primary activity of a philosopher in ancient Greece?

1. criticizing the government
2. thinking about natural laws
3. working toward democracy
4. reforming the laws

In ancient Greece a tyrant refers to a leader who took over the government. The answer to to the second question is the 1st option

The primary activity of a philosopher in ancient Greece was to reform the laws. The answer to to the third question is the 4th option

A tyrant ruler is an absolute ruler who does not feel like they are compelled by any laws. In ancient Greece, a tyrant is a wicked and oppressive ruler who takes over the seat of power by office, or a person who inherited such powers.

Some of these leaders were not always bad. They were only interested in serving their own interests instead of that of others.

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