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I think they can! As I've learned, ( We just learned about Ancient Greece, I'm in Sixth Grade!) Citizens have the most rights and they have equal amount of time to speak. Unlike Metics, slaves, women, and children. Now, if the citizen is ostracized, I don't know about that! :]
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Would citizens be able to speak freely in trial in ancient Athens?
The defendant had the same time as the prosecution, and there were no rules restricting what either side could say. However as the jury was comprised of several hundred citizens, the statements had to contain an element of fact as the jurors were aware of what the circumstances were.
Did Ancient Sparta and Ancient Athens speak the same language?
greek
In Ancient Athens are both sides of the trial allowed to speak?
No
What are the beliefs and values that shaped democracy in ancient Athens?
The democracy of ancient Athens was shaped by beliefs in civic participation, the importance of the individual, and the concept of equality among citizens. Athenians valued the idea of direct involvement in governance, where free male citizens could vote and speak in the assembly. They held democracy as a means to promote collective decision-making and accountability, emphasizing the role of public debate and deliberation. Additionally, the belief in arete, or virtue, encouraged citizens to strive for excellence and contribute to the common good.
In its democratic constitution what did two rights did Athens give all free males over the age 20?
Athens gave free males over the age of 20 the opportunity to vote and speak freely.
What activities took place in Pnyx Hill?
Pnyx Hill, located in Athens, Greece, was the site of the ancient assembly where citizens gathered to discuss and vote on important political matters. This open-air space was pivotal in the development of Athenian democracy, allowing free male citizens to speak and participate in decision-making processes. Additionally, it served as a venue for public speeches and debates, fostering civic engagement and political expression. The hill remains a significant historical landmark, reflecting the democratic ideals of ancient Athens.
What are the release dates for Speak Freely - 1925?
Speak Freely - 1925 was released on: USA: 3 June 1925
What responsibilities do people in democracie have?
They have the right to speak freely and to practice the religion of your choice.
What actors and actresses appeared in Speak Freely - 1925?
The cast of Speak Freely - 1925 includes: Al Alt Edna Marion
Do they speak English in Athens?
Yes, English is commonly spoken in Athens, Greece.
What was one difference between Athenians and Spartans in their public speaking?
In Sparta the citizens in the assembly could vote, but not address the assembly. In Athens any citizen theoretically could speak, but the rostrum was dominated by accomplished orators who could hold the attention of the citizens.
What languages did Socrates speak?
Socrates spoke Classical Greek, the language of ancient Athens where he lived and taught. It is likely that he had basic knowledge of other dialects of Greek as well.
