Ostracism was a political practice in ancient Athens where citizens could vote to exile an individual for ten years. This procedure was typically used to remove a person perceived as a threat to the democratic order or to prevent the rise of tyranny. The decision was made through a public vote, where citizens would write the name of the person they wished to ostracize on a piece of pottery called an ostracon. If a sufficient number of votes were cast against a person, they would be forced into exile, highlighting the power of the populace in Athenian democracy.
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