greek democracy only existed in Athens and only for a short time. it was very different than ours, it was only for freeborn men that were not in debt - no women, no poor, slaves could never participate even if they were given or earned freedom.
! well I'm Greek so i should know that the ancient Greeks DID invent democracy!
The Greeks did not invent pizza.
maybe
Homosexuality has been around longer than history has been recorded, so no Greeks did not invent Gayness.
The Greeks invented paper around 220 B.C.
! well I'm Greek so i should know that the ancient Greeks DID invent democracy!
The ancient Greeks from a government that we know as DEMOCRACY!
No. France is a long-standing democracy, but long before the French revolution, the Greeks had used democratic forms of government. The word democracy itself is Greek.
At least they began to organize society, consequently leading to a better comprehenson of what is citizenship and democracy.
The Greeks did not invent pizza.
Yes the Greeks invented democracy, but it's not democracy in a sense of how people think of it today. Even though people were essentially "free", only a limited group of people counted under the democratic system and that group was a very small minority.
yes they did create democracy
the olympics
yes the greek did invent the flamethrower
democracy
The government started out by having a few rich men lead their city-state. But later that switched to democracy. A government ruled by the people. Today in America we still use this form of government.
The Greeks contributed to democracy through concepts like citizen participation, rule of law, and assemblies. Hammurabi's Code influenced modern legal systems with its establishment of laws and punishments, setting a precedent for justice and order. Both cultures played a role in shaping the foundations of democracy through their ideas and systems of governance.