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What kind of government allowed citizens to make political decisions in ancient Greece?
Democratic ones.
What best describes a similarity between the political systems in ancient Greece in the Roman Republic?
Bothe Rome and the independent Greek city-states had assemblies of the citizens, which mad decisions which were carried out by their councils.
Which statement best summarizes the role citizens play in a democracy?
C. Citizens are expected to actively participate in the political process. (Apex)
What statement best describe a similarity between the political systems in ancient Greece and the Roman Republic?
Bothe Rome and the independent Greek city-states had assemblies of the citizens, which mad decisions which were carried out by their councils.
A government in all citizens share in the runnning of the government is called in anicent Greece?
Democracy (Greek: Δημοκρατία).
What form of government was common between Greece and Rome and why was it significant?
Democracy allowed the citizens to participate in government.
What was expected of citizens of ancient Greece?
they were expecting changes from alexander the great, in the government.
Some ideas of the Enlightenment can be traced back to ancient Greek and Roman philosophies Which characteristic of ancient Greece or Rome most likely influenced the Philosophes?
the political power that citizens held in their government
What is a type of government that originated in Ancient Greece and allows it's citizens to vote and to take part in government?
Democracy.
How was Rome's form of government different to Greece's democracy?
Rome's form of government was a republic, which included elected officials and a system of checks and balances, while Greece, particularly Athens, practiced a direct democracy where citizens voted on laws and policies themselves. In Rome, power was held by elected representatives, such as senators, who made decisions on behalf of the citizenry. Additionally, Roman citizenship was more exclusive compared to the broader participation in Athenian democracy, where free male citizens could directly influence governance. This distinction resulted in different political structures and citizen engagement in governance.
Could people in ancient Greece vote on government issues?
Only citizens had a vote.
Who were the Non-citizens of ancient Greece?
Non-citizens in ancient Greece were individuals who were not granted full political rights and privileges in the city-state. This included categories such as slaves, foreigners, and women. Non-citizens did not have the right to participate in the political life of the city-state, such as voting or holding public office.
