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only men could vote, women could not.
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Which group voted on laws in Athens?
The Assembly
What was the method of passing laws for the ancient Athens?
The citizens (male) met in assembly and voted to accept or reject eash law.
Who were the people that made government dicision in ancient Athens?
They ended up having a democracy in Athens and an assembly voted on laws suggested by the 50 people in the council of elders.
What do laws start in a democracy?
Democracy first flourished in the Greek city-state , reaching its fullest expression in ancient Athens . There the citizens, as members of the assembly, participated directly in the making of their laws.!!
Where did the assembly that made the laws meet in ancient Athens?
The Pynx
Did Sparta have an assembly of 5000 citizens who voted on laws?
Yes, the council called an assembly which voted yes or now on proposed laws, war and other major issues. The number of citizens varied over time.
How did the Athenians make laws?
the citizens elected fair officials to create laws
Which groups wrote laws in the roman republic?
No group wrote laws in the Roman Republic. The consuls (the two annually elected heads of the republic) proposed laws which were voted on by the poplar assemblies: the Assembly of the Soldiers and the Assembly of the Tribes (voting districts) and the plebeian tribunes (the representatives of the plebeians) proposed laws which were voted on by the Plebeian Council (the assembly of the plebeians).
Was a feature of Athenian democracy during the 5th century BC?
It developed into a direct democracy - unlike the representative democracy of today, where the electorate elects parliamentarians to make laws, the electorate in Athens met fortnightly in assembly and voted themselves directly on the laws and proposals put before them.
Who was able to vote and make laws in the roman rebpulic?
Originally laws were proposed by the consuls and were voted on by the assembly of the soldiers or the assembly of the tribes. Over time the plebeian tribunes became the main proposers of laws and the plebeian council the main voting body for laws.
What meeting was the opportunity for all citizens to debate and vote on laws?
The assembly (ecclesia), in Athens held about fortnightly.
What is the answer to in ancient athensall of the men voted on the laws for the city when each man in the city could vote on the lawswhat kind of government is this called?
In ancient Athens "all of the men voted on the laws for the city.when each man in the city could vote on the laws"what kind of government is this called?
