I assume the real question is how long did Democracy last in Rome.
The short answer: What we call the "Republic of Rome" was founded c. 509 BC and lasted 482 years. (Beginning in 27 B.C., through a series of civil wars, it was subverted into a Principate then into a Dominate.)
The real answer: To accurately and completely answer the question you have to define Democracy, Republic and Democratic Republic. The three are frequently incorrectly used interchangeably in the vernacular. For example, the U.S. calls itself a Democracy but citizens "swear allegiance to the flag and to the Republic for which it stands".
In a Republic, power lies within a charter; in a Democracy, power lies within the rule of the majority; in a Democratic Republic, government is founded on a charter, but lead by officials elected by the majority. For example, the U.S. was founded as a Democratic Republic (which has subsequently been subverted, since, while governing bodies are elected by the majority, policy is increasingly shaped by powerful, unelected special interest groups).
Although it was founded as such, Rome was never a trueDemocratic Republic. Early on it was controlled mainly by the Patricians (nobles). The closest Rome came to being a true Democratic Republic was later when it was controlled by two bodies: one made up of Patricians, and the other of Plebeians (poorer citizens).
Even at it's closest approximation of a Democratic Republic Rome was never a true Democratic Republicbecause the controlling body made up of Patricians was not elected by the majority.
Athens Greece was the birthplace of democracy.
The citizens of Athens.
Not all Greek city states had a democracy. Athens is the best example of a democracy. A democracy is run by the people. In Athens, all free adult males voted on issues.
it didn't
The laws he chose were the ones that changed the outlook of slavery. That is how Solon promoted democracy in Athens
they built the roman empire and then was destroyed by barbariens
they built the Roman Empire and then was destroyed by barbariens
Athens was not destroyed.
Athens Greece was the birthplace of democracy.
Athens had a democracy; Sparta, an oligarchy.
Athens had a limited democracy.
The democracy in ancient Athens was a direct democracy. The democracy in the United States was a representative democracy.
Sparta because they did not have as much freedom as Athens.
Athens had a democracy
Did the people of ancient Athens have a full democracy
Athens Greece was the birthplace of democracy.
Athens !