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Who tended to divide rather than unify the people of ancient Greece?
The forms of government in ancient Greece tended to divide the people of Greece rather than unify them.
What contributions did people have to make to the government in ancient Greece?
The senate
Did Ancient Greece have a president?
Ancient Greece (specifically, Athens) practiced Direct Democracy. There was no president, nor were there governmental representatives. The people voted directly on the issues themselves rather than having representatives in government.
How are the people ruled for ancient Greece?
The Mycenaeans are the people who ruled the ancient Greece.
Did the Ancient Greece feed lions to people?
the Ancient Greece feed people to lions.
In what lawmaking body did people vote on issues hat helped to shape the future of the city in ancient Greece?
The Assembly of the citizens.
How many people lived in ancient greece-?
There is about 16,000 people that live in Ancient Greece. Greece has a little population.
What were some weaknesses that ancient Greece had?
The people from ancient Greece were known for their height, or lack of. They were a particularly short people.
Which is better ancient China or ancient Greece?
Ancient Greece, because majority of people per fer the food in Greece, then the food in China.
Were all people in ancient Greece allowed to be in the government?
Yes and no. If you were a woman or slave you couldn't. Only free men could.
How is the government elected in Greece?
People in ancient greece got elected by making the athenian citizen vote. For the assembly Government the one only men could go into to....they picked people randomly. but for the Council...they made athenian citizens vote...and they picked 500 people
What was the government of ancient Delphi?
Aristocracy (Air-ihst-ock-rah-see), Example: Ancient Thebes, Greece A system of government in which a few people rule, usually the richest, and higher class.
