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What is greco roman view on the duties of the individuals?
The Greeks and Romans viewed the duties of the individual as patriotic or civic duties. In Athens, all citizens had to vote. They were also expected to enhance their city in some way. In Rome, all citizens had a public duty or munus. Voting was not mandatory, as some citizens could not get to Rome to cast their vote, but citizens in provincial towns as well as Rome itself all were expected to take some part in civic activities, such as joining the army in times of crisis, paying taxes, or serving on the ruling counsels of provincial towns.
Who particpated and passed laws in the Athens democracy?
The citizens of Athens.
Did five hundred citizens form a council in Sparta or Athens?
Athens.
Where did five hundred citizens form a council Sparta or Athens?
Athens.
How were juries selected in ancient Athens?
300 members of the population were chosen at random from the citizen's list( there were approximately 6000 full citizens at any given time in Athens
What is greco roman view on the duties of the individuals?
The Greeks and Romans viewed the duties of the individual as patriotic or civic duties. In Athens, all citizens had to vote. They were also expected to enhance their city in some way. In Rome, all citizens had a public duty or munus. Voting was not mandatory, as some citizens could not get to Rome to cast their vote, but citizens in provincial towns as well as Rome itself all were expected to take some part in civic activities, such as joining the army in times of crisis, paying taxes, or serving on the ruling counsels of provincial towns.
What are the membership and duties of the Greek popular assembly?
The members were the citizens of the city-state. Depending on the franchise, it included all males (as in the extreme democracy of Classical Athens) or in some cities there was a property qualification to be able to attend and vote (as there was also earlier in Athens). Their duties (or should we say privileges) was to vote on motions put before them at the assemblies. All legislation had to be approved by them.
How did citizens gain power in Athens?
Since Athens was a democracy the citizens won them over by politics.
Who voted in Athens?
only males that were citizens of athens
What are some consequences of citizens failing to perfom their patriotic duties?
They get arrested.
Which had citizens as the upper class between Sparta and Athens?
Athens had citizens as the upper class Sparta's upper class was called equals not citizens.
Is it in Sparta or in Athens that only men could be citizens of a polis?
in Sparta were only free men citizens?
Who particpated and passed laws in the Athens democracy?
The citizens of Athens.
What are the facts about the duties of citizens of Athens Greece?
They had to earn a living on their farm or at a trade or job. They had to serve in the army and navy when called out. They had to raise and support a family. They had to participate in religious observances.
Why do you think they lived in Athens and not in Sparta?
Who is they. The citizens of Sparta lived in Sparta. The citizens of Athens lived in Athns. Each preferred their own city, which is why they were citizens of that city.
Who would vote in ancient Athens?
only males that were citizens of athens
Was Athens or Sparta that had non citizens occupations outside the military?
athens
