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How were citizens involved in the government of Anthens?
Citizens in ancient Athens were actively involved in their government through direct participation in the Assembly, where they could debate and vote on laws and policies. They also engaged in the Council of 500, which prepared the agenda for the Assembly. Additionally, citizens could serve as jurors in the courts, making decisions on legal matters. This system fostered a sense of civic duty and involvement in the democratic process.
What is Economic interest group?
Organizations such as AARP, The Teamsters, and American Medical Association are lobby groups.
What should citizens do?
* citizens should vote ----* have a good education ----and ---- * obey the laws! ----
What type of government elects a small group of representatives to represent a larger group?
The type of government that elects a small group of representatives to represent a larger group is called a representative democracy. In this system, citizens vote for officials who make decisions and pass laws on their behalf. This contrasts with direct democracy, where citizens participate directly in decision-making. Representative democracy allows for more efficient governance, especially in larger populations.
What were the democratic features of the Athenian government?
"All citizens (free, native-born, landowning males) could participate in the assembly, which was the primary body responsible for making laws and policies. Each year, 500 members of the assembly were chosen at random (lottery) to serve on the council, which was responsible for the running the city on a day-to-day basis."
Which group voted on laws in Athens?
The Assembly
How did the Athenians make laws?
the citizens elected fair officials to create laws
How were Carthaginian laws passed?
By vote in its assembly of citizens.
What was the job of the Assembly in many Greek city-states?
The citizens in assembly passed laws.
What was the Assembly?
the lagislative assembly is the people that helps makes the laws for our country
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.
What was the lagislative assembly?
the lagislative assembly is the people that helps makes the laws for our country
What is a sentence for the word assembly which means a group o citizens in an ancient Greek democracy with the power to pass laws?
I think.......... um i don't know lol !! tee her
Do ancient Athens allow citizens to make rules?
Yes, ancient Athens allowed its citizens to participate in the creation of laws through a democratic system. Citizens could engage in the assembly, where they debated and voted on various issues, including laws and policies. Additionally, a group of citizens known as the Boule, or Council of Five Hundred, helped to prepare legislation for consideration by the assembly. However, it's important to note that this participation was limited to free male citizens, excluding women, slaves, and foreigners.
A group of people elected to make the laws for a country?
Parliament (the group of representatives in a country can be called in different names in each country, the important is that they are the people who have been elected by the citizens to represent them in the main assembly, which has the legislative power, i.e. the branch that has the power tho make laws.)
What group meets to make state laws?
The General Assembly
What did the ancient Greek assembly do?
One job is a government official. but for more... FIGURE IT OUT YOURSELF! thank you, and have a good day. :)
