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Did they made laws in Virginia?
Yes. The General Assembly is the oldest continuous English speaking lawmaking body in the world.
What is the two house legislative body?
The Assembly (most numerous) and the Senate.
What is said to be the oldest continuous lawmaking body?
The oldest continuous lawmaking body in the world is the Parliament of Iceland, known as the Althing. Established in 930 AD, it has been in operation for over a millennium, originally convening as an outdoor assembly where laws were made and disputes settled. The Althing has evolved significantly over time, transitioning from a local assembly to a modern legislative body. Its enduring existence makes it a symbol of democratic governance and tradition.
Who made up citizens assembly in Athens?
Cleisthenes
Who made up the citizens assembly in Athens?
Cleisthenes
What is Assembly?
An assembler is a computer program takes basic computer actions and converts it into information that the computer can follow. It is also referenced as assembly languages. Think of 0's and 1's.
Where did the assembly that made the laws meet in ancient Athens?
The Pynx
Who made the important decisions and what decisions needed to be made in Athens?
In ancient Athens, important decisions were primarily made by the Assembly (Ekklesia), which consisted of male citizens who participated directly in governance. Key decisions included matters of war and peace, lawmaking, and the allocation of public funds. Additionally, the Council of 500 (Boule) played a crucial role in setting the agenda for the Assembly and preparing issues for discussion. The democratic process allowed for a wide range of citizens to engage in decision-making, although it excluded women, slaves, and non-citizens.
Who made up the original British Parliament?
The council, the lawmaking body that still governs England today
Who were the people that made government dicision in ancient Athens?
They ended up having a democracy in Athens and an assembly voted on laws suggested by the 50 people in the council of elders.
Explain how Athens functioned as a government?
The male citizens met in fortnightly assembly and made decisions which were carried out by the Council of 500.
How is our democracy different from Athens?
Athens had direct democracy ie the citizens met in fortnightly assembly and made decisions which the council carried out. We have representative democracy where the citizens elect representatives to a parliament.
