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What did the Greeks believe about people? They were better off relying on a strong leader. They lacked the potential to rule themselves. They asked too many questions that they …

What did the Greeks believe about people? They were better off relying on a strong leader. They lacked the potential to rule themselves. They asked too many questions that they …
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What did the Greeks believe about people?

They were better off relying on a strong leader.

They lacked the potential to rule themselves.

They asked too many questions that they were unable to answer.

They could use their minds to choose good governments.

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its D They were better off relying on a strong leader.

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