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In ancient Athens, the Assembly (Ekklesia) required a minimum of 6,000 citizens to convene and make decisions. This number ensured that a significant portion of the citizenry was involved in the democratic process. However, the total number of eligible citizens who could participate was much larger, as Athens had a population of tens of thousands during its peak.
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How many levels of government are there in Athens?
In democratic Athens, just one - an assembly of the people every fortnight. The magistrates and generals carried out their directions.
How many are present in the house of assembly?
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How many people are enslaved that lived in Athens in 400 BC?
many and many people where slaved in ancient athens
How many members were present at the first proceeding of the constituent assembly of India?
207 members were present at the first proceeding of the constituent assembly of India.
How many people constitutes a quorum for a corporation?
A basic definition of "quorum" is, "the minimum number of people who must be present to conduct the business at hand." Thus, there is no specific number for all corporations to follow.In any given assembly, a quorum is the number decided upon by that assembly as the minimum number of persons that must be present for the assembly to operate or generally conduct business.
How many people had to be at the assembly in Athens?
There were 500 people in the Athenian democracy. Each year 500 citizens were chosen to participate in the Atheninan democracy.
Description of the Greek city Athens?
Ancient Athens is a busy city with many people.
How many people went to the Athens olympic?
10
How many people had to be preasent in an assembley in Athens?
6,000.
How many people live in Athens in Greece?
About 3,100,000.
Where was the agora?
Agora is Greek for meeting place, or assembly place. As such there are many Agoras in Greece but the most famous is in Athens and is often referred to as "the Agora."
Who was the ruler of Athens during its Golden Age?
Pericles was Athens ruler. He wanted to glorify Athens, which was one of his goals. He ruled until the Peloponnesian Wars occurred and a disease spread throughout Athens. Many died including Athens' leader Pericles!.Another View:Athens was a radical democracy - the citizens met in a fortnightly Assembly to consider laws and other propositions put before them by the Council. The Council implemented them.In bringing propositions forward various leading citizens would address the Assembly. Pericles was a main one, and held considerable influence in swaying the Assembly - he had more wins than losses in this - but he definitely did not 'rule'. He thought of himself as First Citizen.So the answer to the question is: The adult male citizens in Assembly.
