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Some groups had a lot of power.

Henry Howard, 6th Duke of Norfolk
Henry Howard, 6th Duke of Norfolk

A small group made the rules. These leaders were often very rich. They owned much land.

In old Greece, people had different ideas. They thought the best people should lead. They wanted wise leaders to help everyone.

In other times, rules changed. Some leaders only cared about money. This was not good for the poor.

In Europe, these groups stayed powerful for a long time. Later, big wars changed things. New ways of living took their place.

History shows how power moves. It is a very big story.

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