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How did government of Athens reflect its citizens' love of liberty?
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Who was considered a citizens in athens?
only free men and they had to be in the government
Which people were allowed to participate in the government in Athens?
Adult male citizens.
How did the Pericles reflect the Golden Age of Greece?
It was the Golden Age of Athens. He encouraged big spending and the expansion of Athenian enforcement of the collection of taxes from Athens' empire and spending it on the glorification of Athens and handouts to its citizens.
How did Pericles reflect in the Golden Age of Greece?
It was the Golden Age of Athens. He encouraged big spending and the expansion of Athenian enforcement of the collection of taxes from Athens' empire and spending it on the glorification of Athens and handouts to its citizens.
What is the government control of daily life in Sparta and Athens?
They were democracies, so the government responded to th citizens.
In the Athens government who was allowed to participate in government?
the democratic citizens were allowed
What kind of government did Athens build?
direct democracy: a government in which citizens rule directly instead of through representatives.
What is difference between the direct democracy of Athens and the representative democracy of the US?
In Athens the citizens met in fortnightly assembly and made decisions which the Council implemented between meetings. In the Us, the citizens elect congressmen, who meet in Washington, and follow partly lines which do not necessarily reflect the wishes of the citizens who elected them.
What is the different between the direct democracy of Athens and the representative democracy of the US?
In Athens the citizens met in fortnightly assembly and made decisions which the Council implemented between meetings. In the Us, the citizens elect congressmen, who meet in Washington, and follow partly lines which do not necessarily reflect the wishes of the citizens who elected them.
What is the different between direct democracy of Athens and the representative democracy of the US?
In Athens the citizens met in fortnightly assembly and made decisions which the Council implemented between meetings. In the Us, the citizens elect congressmen, who meet in Washington, and follow partly lines which do not necessarily reflect the wishes of the citizens who elected them.
How did development of democracy in Athens affect the lived of ordinary citizens?
For the first time, ordinary citizens could participate directly in government.
What part did the slave citizens of Athens play in the decisions made by their government?
None whatsoever. They were not citizens, they were property, and completely subservient to their master.
