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When did Cleisthenes make sweeping democratic reforms in Athens?

507 BCE.


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What reforms did Draco make?

Draco was a leader in Athens who instituted a very harsh legal code that applied to everyone and punished infractions of the law with death, even if someone broke a small or trivial law.


What kind of government allows citizens to make political decisions in Greece?

Direct Democracy, as practiced in Ancient Athens, allowed citizens to make political decisions.


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They were reforms to make the government more democratic


True or false political parties sought to make reforms by changing the civil service system?

Yes, there were political parties during the 19th century that tried to change the civil service system.


Which reforms did horace mann convince the state of Massachusetts to make?

the reforms of education


Who given dictatorial power in effort to make peace among all citizens?

head of state


What year did gaius Marius make his military reforms?

The military reforms known as the Marian Reforms took place at 107 BCE


What contributions did pericles make to Athens after the perian wars?

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What steps did cleisthenes take to strengthen democracy in athens?

These are some of the things that Cleisthenes did to strengthen democracy (although he didn't call it democracy. He called it legal equality.):He divided the people by geographic area rather than by family relationships.He established an organizational structure that had people who were chosen by lottery rather than by who they were related to.He reorganized the city council (called the Boule) so that each group of citizens was equally represented.He also reorganized the legal system and made sure that jurors were representative of each group as well.