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Why did pericles give male citizens the right to hold government offices?
Because he WANTED to. ***Sexy and I know it.***
What was the name of the council of 400 male citizens that served as an advisory body for the general assembly of all male citizens in ancient Athens?
Study Western civilization its under chapter 3. I am not going to give answer.
What country was the first to give female citizens the right to vote?
New Zealand
Why did Athens become democracy?
It is not clear why democracy started in Athens. Some attribute the start of democratic leadership to Solon in the 6th century stating that he wanted to give his people more power and voice in the government.
What did the right to petition in the English Bill of rights give citizens the right to do?
educate their children in church schools or at home.
Why did propaganda call for citizens to give war loans?
In fact, the main job of propaganda was to convince people to go to war by their government. Propaganda has called for citizens to give war loans because it wanted their help in the war especially for weapons.
How did democracy develop and work in Athens?
Democracy developed in the ancient Greek city-state of Athens through the general will of the citizens and also the intentional effort of such dynamic individuals as Solon and Pericles, among others. It was both a direct- and a limited-democracy, with each full citizen having access to the functions and decision-making power of the society yet, at the same time, with only a small percentage of the overall population meriting the rights of full citizenship.
Why did Athena give the city of Athens an olive tree?
Athena and Poseidon had a competition to become the patron god of Athens. So, Poseidon created a saltwater spring, and Athena created an olive tree. The citizens and gods thought the olive tree was more useful, and so she was chosen the patron goddess of Athens. The place was kind-of named after her.
Why was louisa lawson against federation?
Louisa Lawson was against the Federation because it did not give women any rights as citizens. Louisa Lawson was a poet and also a person who wanted to see that women were created equal. She was a leader for the women's right to vote.
What right does the 15th amendment to the constitution give citizens?
just a bunch of poo to end up on ur dorrstep
What does the civil right to obtain a Writ of Habeas Corpus give American citizens?
protection against illegal imprisonment.
What does incorporation mean in reference to the bill of rights?
It means the legal right give to citizens of a country to fair hearing.
