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The reality was that Pericles steered Athens into a radical democracy where the people met in assembly and made the decisions. They were the government. Between fortnightly assembly meetings, an elected council of 50 carried out the decisions of the assembly.
Pericles called himself 'First Citizen' and had to persuade the people in assembly to approve any proposals he put forward. Others also put forward proposals to the assembly in parallel of competition. Pericles won some, lost some. He did not rule. That's what the democracy was all about - demos = people kratos = power - people power.
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What action did the US government take against many Japanese Americans during the war?
The U.S. government put many Japanese Americans in internment camps
Which process is best defined as the power to say whether any federal state or local law or government action goes against the Constitution?
Judicial Review
What is reform through direct government action?
government intervention
Which action would be a change in the government's fiscal policy?
Which action would be a change in the government's fiscal policy
A proposition of calls for one action or another or argues against one action or another?
policy
What action did Athenian government take against Pericles?
The reality was that Pericles steered Athens into a radical democracy where the people met in assembly and made the decisions. They were the government. Between fortnightly assembly meetings, an elected council of 50 carried out the decisions of the assembly. Pericles called himself 'First Citizen' and had to persuade the people in assembly to approve any proposals he put forward. Others also put forward proposals to the assembly in parallel of competition. Pericles won some, lost some. He did not rule. That's what the democracy was all about - demos = people kratos = power - people power.
How did pericles expand athenian democracy?
The most influential actions Pericles took to expand democracy was to successfully stand up against Cimon. This was a very significant action because Cimon had very strong Pro-Spartan sentiments and strongly opposed the democratic revolution hoping to maintain Aristocratic control over Athens.
Who did Pericles let into the government?
The government was the assembly of the citizens. The council of 500 was drawn from the citizenry by drawing lot, and implemented the decisions of the assembly. Pericles and others had to persuade the assembly on what were the right courses of action. Sometimes his oratory didn't get him the answer he wanted. Democracy.
What action is UN prepared to take against Syrian government?
cut of the
What term best describes the Turkish government action against the Armenians?
Genocide
Pericles was justified in using the delian league's money to rebuild athen?
Pericles was justified in using the Delian League's funds to rebuild Athens as it aimed to restore the city after the devastation of the Persian Wars, promoting collective security and unity among the Greek city-states. The reconstruction, including the Parthenon, symbolized Athenian democracy and culture, enhancing the League's prestige. However, this action also sparked resentment among other member states, as they viewed the funds as being diverted for Athenian self-interest rather than mutual defense. Ultimately, while Pericles' intentions were to strengthen Athens and the League, the decision led to tensions and conflicts within the alliance.
What is the definition of counterinsurgency?
Insurgency is acts of rebelling against government. Counter-insurgency is action taken specifically against insurgents.
What is the purpose of the fifth amendment provisions?
to provide protection against arbitrary government action.
When a lawsuit is filed against an action of the government what freedom is exercised?
Freedom to assemble and petition
Is the Indian government capable enough to fight against the action of the naxalites?
Indian government is capable. They should take the fight to naxalites.
What is sedition?
an illegal action inciting resistance to lawful authority and tending to cause the disruption or overthrow of the government
What action did the us government against Japanese Americans after the bombing of pearl harbor?
it placed them in internment camps
