The Boule was a form of council in Ancient Greece.

The Pnyx is a hill in central Athens, used for popular assemblies. In the cities of ancient Greece, the boule was a council of citizens appointed to run daily affairs of the city.

In Ancient Greece, particularly Athens, the Boule (Council of 500) was an assembly of citizens that were selected to run the day to day affairs of the city-state. The members of the Boule were chosen by lot, and their terms lasted one year. The Boule of Athens was established by Solon in 594 B.C., with 400 members. It was expanded to 500 members, 50 men from each of the ten tribes of Athens, by Kleisthenes in 508 B.C.The Boule met in the Bouleterion.

In Ancient Greece, particularly Athens, the Boule was an assembly of citizens that were selected to run the day to day affairs of the city-state. The members of the Boule were chosen by lot, and their terms lasted one year. The Boule of Athens was established by Solon in 594 B.C., with 400 members. It was expanded to 500 members, 50 men from each of the ten tribes of Athens, by Kleisthenes in 508 B.C.

The Boule met in the Bouleterion.

In Athens, they had a democracy government in the form of a Boule. A Boule is a group of 500 men. The Boule acted as lawmakers, and all laws that they discused then proposed, were voted on by Ancient Athenian citizens. In addition, the Boule created there policies .