What is the city-state form of government in Greece

City-state is a form of state in Greece, which is usually centered on a city and includes a number of surrounding villages. The main characteristics of the city-state are small state and oligarchy, and long-term independent self-governance of the states

City-state polity:

A meaning of polity: the organizational form of state power

B main characteristics: small state and oligarchy, and independent governance of the states

C type: aristocracy, democracy-based, monarchy, oligarchy, and usurpation

D substance: citizens collectively unite to Protect their own interests, oppression of slaves and gentiles of a state organization

E role, status: the implementation of civic politics, to ensure that the citizens enjoy political power; promote la economic development; consolidated the city-state; Ancient Greece a moment in time and a place of the emergence of almost all the modern form of government, which is a major contribution of Greek civilization to the political system of mankind.