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The system wherein citizens come together to discuss and pass laws and select their leaders is called?
Direct Democracy
What was the assembly in Athens?
I really don't know but this website can't answer every one of my question
Citizens in the US elect other citizens to make decisions about laws. What kind of government does this represent?
Republic. APEX
What does the word assembly mean in Athens language?
In the context of ancient Athens, the term "assembly" refers to the "Ekklesia," which was a crucial institution of direct democracy where citizens gathered to discuss and vote on important matters such as laws, war, and public policy. The Ekklesia allowed free male citizens to participate actively in governance, reflecting the democratic principles of the time. This assembly was vital for civic engagement and decision-making in Athenian society.
What are the duties and obligations of EU citizens?
EU citizens have the same obligations that citizens of other regions have. They have to obey the laws of their country, and they have to report any unlawful activities in their communities.
Law relating to citizens is called?
The laws that directly concern themselves with citizens'acts are civil laws and penal, or criminal laws. Civil laws regulate the (non-criminal) actions and their legal consequences between citizens, penal/criminal law regulates what citizens cannot do to each other's persons or property on pain of prosecution and penalty by the State.
What items did the Athenian assembly vote on?
The Athenian assembly, known as the Ecclesia, voted on a range of important issues, including laws, decrees, and decisions related to war and foreign policy. They also addressed matters of finance, such as the allocation of funds and taxation, and elected officials. Additionally, the assembly could discuss and vote on proposals for public works and other civic projects. Overall, it served as a direct democratic forum for citizens to influence governance and policy.
Did Sparta have an assembly of 5000 citizens who voted on laws?
Yes, the council called an assembly which voted yes or now on proposed laws, war and other major issues. The number of citizens varied over time.
Are there any other existing laws that you don't think should be imposed upon citizens?
NO, because all these rights are made to protect it's citizens.
How did the Athenians make laws?
the citizens elected fair officials to create laws
How can we prove to be good citizens?
To be good citizens, you have to be obedient to the laws. The laws are in the constitution and paying your tax when due.
What Roman laws did citizens like?
Predictably, the laws which the Roman citizens liked were the ones which protected them form abuse.
