They would do a physical count, everyone for one side would group up and everyone for the other would group up. If it was not obvious which was larger, they used stones or pot sherds, you would put them in the respective pot/pile of the side you supported. Not a very secret ballot, but then Athens was very much about publicity, so much so that our word idiot comes from the Attic Greek word idiotes, ἰδιώτης, someone who cares or attends only to personal matters, someone ignorant of the matters of the city.
The citizens (adult males) of an independent city-state met together in assembly and voted personally for candidates for office.
They did not
yes
yes
*Ancient greece gave us a democracy * Ancient greece gave use the hippocratic vote *They gave us the Olympic games
Men were allowed to vote
We vote for our leaders today, just like Ancient Greek. We also count ballets and meet up to vote. Not only that, but,like the Ancient Greeks, the leaders(presidents)have debates on why you should vote for them.
Allowed slavery .
He allowed slavery in ancient Greece.
There really was no 'ancient Greece' if by that you mean a single country with leaders. There were only city-states -- each with its own leaders. How to get rid of leaders? Killing them is a tried and true way. Otherwise, at least in Athens, they were a true democracy -- every free citizen got a vote.
No
good
In their own homes.
yes
Only citizens had a vote.
*Ancient greece gave us a democracy * Ancient greece gave use the hippocratic vote *They gave us the Olympic games
Men were allowed to vote
We vote for our leaders today, just like Ancient Greek. We also count ballets and meet up to vote. Not only that, but,like the Ancient Greeks, the leaders(presidents)have debates on why you should vote for them.
69%
Allowed slavery .