Ancient Rome and Greece are the prime archetypes for later civilizations. Their civilizations are unique for they were the first documented people to have plural government; thus influencing the political structures of later governments organized in Europe and the United States.
The idea of political parties, the basis of divisions in government, even political ideology like democracy, monarchy and tyranny, started in ancient Rome and Greece. Despite the fact that Rome drew a lot of its political standards from the Greeks, and therefore, created an administration like that of Greece, there were a few contrasts between the two.
The political structures of Greece and Rome were both built on a city-state model. Though because of their differing
The idea of political parties, the basis of divisions in government, even political ideology like democracy, monarchy and tyranny, started in ancient Rome and Greece. Despite the fact that Rome drew a lot of its political standards from the Greeks, and therefore, created an administration like that of Greece, there were a few contrasts between the two.
The political structures of Greece and Rome were both built on a city-state model. Though because of their differing