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chapter 7 lesson 4

chapter 7 lesson 4 quiz

Explain why a group taking a vote on something is an example of a direct democracy. The group is an example of a direct democracy because everyone in the group has a vote.
How did Pericles choose people for positions in the government in Athens? Pericles appointed people to government positions because of their abilities rather than their social class.
What jobs did Athenian slaves do? Enslaved Athenians worked on farms or in the shops of artisans. They also performed hard labor. Enslaved women worked as cooks, servants and tutors
Why did the Delian League break apart? The Delian League broke apart because Athens assumed an increasingly oppressive role, demanding tribute from league members.
What was the most important accomplishment of Pericles? Pericles most important accomplishments were leading the city of Athens, eventually expanding democratic government there, and helping Athens, and helping Athens to dominate the Delian League.
Representative Democracy a small group of people that makes government decisions on behalf many.
The age of Pericles knowns as a golden age of prosperity, culture and achievement.
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