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Yes. If they fail to pay a debt to the government they could loose sufferage permantly or temporarily.
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∙ 13y agoYes. You had to be a male citizen of Greece who owned land. Therefore woman, peasants, people who did not own land, and slaves could not vote.
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∙ 12y agoFree Athenian males over the age of 20
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When was ancient Greece destroyed?
Ancient Greece was not something which could be destroyed as an entity. It comprised 2,000 independent city-states spread around the Mediterranean and Black Seas. These were progressively absorbed into Helleistic kingdoms and then taken over by the Roman Empire, not destroyed. You can see some of the cities in existence today - Alexandria, Athens, Syracuse, Constantinople (Istanbul) etc.
Where did javelin originate?
The javeline throw originated in Africa. This was taken from the African tribesman throwing spears.
Most significant contribution of ancient Greece to the artistic development of man?
schools and coleges were taken from the greeks becaus ewe respect them
Was there slavery in acient Greece?
Yes there was slavery. The ancient civilizations all had slaves. They were men who were taken in war and women and children taken as booty in war. There was a huge trade by Greek pirates in slaves.
What type of government did Ancient Greece have?
had many government because of many city- stateIt was eitheroligarchy, monarchy, democracy, or aristocracy.sorry it is almost right. there was oligarchy, tyranny, democracy, or aristocracy. (tyranny was when power was taken illegally. The tyrant wasn't always mean.)
Were greek treating as slaves or did they take people as slaves?
Slavery was endemic and practised by almost everyone during the age of ancient Greece. Ancient Greeks were taken as slave by others and took people as slaves of other nation city/states
What is the story behind Megara Greece?
Megara (Greek: Μέγαρα) is an ancient city (pop. 23,032 in 2001) in Attica, Greece. It lies in the northern section of the Isthmus of Corinth opposite the island of Salamis, which belonged to Megara in archaic times, before being taken by Athens.
When why and by whom were the ancient Olympics stopped?
Because Greece was taken over by the Romans. The Romans canned the games. Because Greece was taken over by the Romans. The Romans canned the games.
Why was Tutankhamen taken to ancient Egypt?
He was not taken there, he was Egyptian.
How did the slavetrade begin?
Slaves have been around for centuries and it still goes on. In ancient Greece and Rome slaves were taken, sold, and stolen as a part of life. Pirates had trade routes that they used to sell slaves. War often resulted in slavery. If a person didn't die in the war they often were taken as a slave. Ancient Rome was built by slaves.
On what vegetable did an ancient Egyptian place his right hand when taken?
On what vegetable did an ancient Egyptian place his right hand when taking an oath? The Onion. It's round shape symbolized eternity.
What ancient civilization established the basis of western democracy?
Western democracy has a variety of ancient roots, but none runs deeper (or stronger) than Ancient Greece; in particular, the ancient city-state of Athens. It was in Athens that democracy first appeared in recorded history, and it is from Athens that modern advocates of democracy have taken at least partial inspiration for their own commitments to government "of the people, by the people, for the people."
