How did the greeks view the role and limits of government?

a. the greeks thought that the government's role was to provide order in the community so the citizens would know what was expected of them.

b. the greeks thought citizens should pay taxes to participate in the government, but that only wealthy residents should become citizens.

c. the greeks thought that citizens should participate in the government, but did not offer citizenship to women, foreigners, and slaves.

d. the greeks believed deeply in the wisdom of kingly rule.

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