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Democracy, Athens, &
Term | Definition |
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women | Who was ALWAYS excluded from voting in both Athens and Rome? |
father | To be a native born Roman with full citizenship, you had to have a free Roman what? |
republic | In this democracy nearly all decisions and political offices are based on these people. |
groups | In the Roman Assembly people voted, not individually, but in these. |
inclusivity | What is the primary goal, in theory, of a democratic society? |
lottery | What system was used to decide who should serve in most political offices in Athens? |
election | Most political offices in the Roman Republic were gained through this. |
stones | In Athens, juries cast votes for innocence or guilt with these. |
people | What does “demo” mean? |
senate | To vote, this body of government of Rome voted by clustering around the person’s idea with whom they agreed. |
juries | These were made up of Athenian citizens who decided guilt or innocence in courts. |
assembly | In what law-making body of government in both Athens, and the Roman Republic, could all eligible full citizens serve? |
rome | Which government was largely a democratic republic? |
raising hands | Athenians in the Assembly voted for laws this way. |
direct | In this type of democracy average citizens make all decisions and serve/fulfill government duties. |
rule | What does “cracy”mean? |
slaves | One highly undemocratic characteristic of both Athens and Rome is that they depended on these people, who were excluded from citizenship, for labor/work. |
two | How many years of military service were required for a man to be an Athenian citizen? |
foreigners | Who could gain full citizenship in Rome after 25 years of military service? |
athens | Which government was largely a direct democracy? |
voting | In what way do most people make their voice heard in a democracy? |