It was based of fortnightly meetings of the citizens (adult males 18 years and over) where all decisions were made. The council between meetings implemented these decisions and carried out day-to-day administration.
All adult male citizens were eligible to vote , hold political office and serve on juries..
There are 5. Argos-Acting/Drama Corinth-Crafts/Arts Megara-Money/Cash Sparta-SPORTS ONLY, but major in sports Athens-Academic, Athletic, Perfect
A major accomplishment of the Cleisthenes was that as before ,all the male citizens could participate in the assembly and vote on laws. Assembly members could now discuss issues freely, hear legal and appoint army officals.
There were no rivers in Ancient Greece.
major accomplishments of Greece: *Democracy *Parthenon *Olympics *Founder of the western world *Sophia Hagia *Drama *Science
Athens was a major city-state in Ancient Greece. Today, it is still the capital of Greece, and back in the day (around the 500s BC) it was the leading polis of science, medicine, philosophy, and government. Its arch-rival was Sparta, a very military city-state.
Some major characteristics of Ancient Athens are that they teach citizens to read and write, sports, warfare, and the gods and goddesses such as Zeus, Hera, Apollo ect...
All adult male citizens were eligible to vote , hold political office and serve on juries..
democracy
It was the birthplace of democracy, for starters. Even though it was not a total democracy itself, the idea of a democratic government has evolved and altered over time and has made important contributions to our system of government today.
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Athens and Sparta.
festivals honoring the gods
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nile river
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Of all the cultures to have influenced contemporary Western civilization, Ancient Greece is perhaps the most powerful. According to LeadershipClassics.org, the imprint of the ancient Greeks on Western society spans such diverse areas as politics, philosophy, science, art, architecture and sports. Additionally, according to History-World.org, the impact of Greek literature cannot possibly be overestimated.
When the limited democracy developed into a radical democracy, where the citizens in fortnightly assembly made the decisions and the coulcil carried them out, this became open to too much influence by the skilled orators, some of whom led the people astray, into a devastating war, and massive loss of lives. After this loss, the democratic process was limited to a more balanced level.