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Democracy, Athens,

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