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Pericles transformed the practice of government in Athens by promoting and solidifying the principles of democracy. He expanded the power of the assembly, allowing greater participation from a wider segment of the population, including poorer citizens. His reforms included paying public officials, which enabled even those without independent means to engage in civic duties. This shift fostered a more inclusive political environment and marked the Golden Age of Athens, emphasizing the importance of citizen involvement in governance.
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How did Theseus change the government when he became king?
He gave the citizens more freedom and also allowed them to make more decisions that affected Athens more. (a people's government)
How did reform change the government of Athens?
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What were the pros and cons of Athenian and Spartan government and political structure?
Athens was a democracy and Sparta was a mixed constitution. A mixed constitution is much like the American government. A king ruled like the president, mostly for military purposes. Ephores oversaw the kings and they would be able to regulate the laws and the leaders. Athens's democracy helped people change their mind. It helped them to choose a leader that they want.
What is the government term to change?
Coup dÕ etat is a term used by government that means to change. More formally this term is used to mean to bring about a forced change in government.
How political change in England affected colonial government?
It limited there time at meetings.yes. they change England affect colonial government.
How did pericles change democracy in Athens?
As the leader of the democratic faction of Athenian politics that swept into power, Pericles did change the democracy in Athens.
How did Theseus change the government when he became king?
He gave the citizens more freedom and also allowed them to make more decisions that affected Athens more. (a people's government)
How did reform change the government of Athens?
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When did Athens change from a monarchy to an aristocracy?
8th Century BCE.
What was a challenge for know- nothings elected to office?
producing change in government
What were the pros and cons of Athenian and Spartan government and political structure?
Athens was a democracy and Sparta was a mixed constitution. A mixed constitution is much like the American government. A king ruled like the president, mostly for military purposes. Ephores oversaw the kings and they would be able to regulate the laws and the leaders. Athens's democracy helped people change their mind. It helped them to choose a leader that they want.
Why did the greek states change their minds about giving money to Athens?
Because they found out that Athens already had enough money; 200 million dollars.
How did cleisthenes change athenian society?
Cleisthenes changed the athenian socialty by creating a new type of government and all the common people of Athens agreed and so the athenians were more will to sociaty and cleisthenes helped them rise to happiness
What are 3 adjectives to describe Athens?
democracy, change, and smart
What has the author Mary Henkel written?
Mary Henkel has written: 'Professional practice' 'Government, evaluation, and change' -- subject(s): Administrative agencies, Evaluation, Evaluation research (Social action programs)
How an idea can change the way of people think of their government?
people can change the government by protesting maybe
Is there a way to change the government in France?
France is a democracy. So they can change the government by having elections.
