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Athens. A Democracy meant rule by many and this was FOR SURE by many. Every citizen voted and 500 names were drawn. these 500 people drawn were chosen to serve for 1 year as lawmakers over Athens. Men were the only ones considered citizens, so women, children, and slaves COULD NOT vote.
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Does India have a direct democracy government?
yes it has direct democracy. Direct democracy is one in which people directly participate in state affairs. It was practiced in Ancient Greek city states. India being a large country cannot practice direct democracy, but in gram sabha of India is present. Further Indirect Democracy is divided in two types. i.e Presidential democracy & Parlimentary democracy. Presidential democracy is practised in U.S where as Parlimentary democracy is practised in India.
What similarities did the Persian war have with the Peloponnesian war?
They were different - one was Persia versus a coalition of Greek city-states; the other was Greek city-states versus Greek city-states.
What is the government of timbuktu?
Timbuktu is a city in Mali which is a constiutional democracy
Who knows something thet the babylonian created?
Hammurabi made a code to keep the city state tight, with laws!
How does democracy in Ancient Greece compared to democracy in the US today ask?
In their direct democracies, he citizens met in fortnightly assembly and made decisions which were implemented by a council. This was only possible by the smallness of the Greek city-state, where citizens could walk to and from the assembly. It is impractical in large countries today for such assembling for voting, so there is representative democracy, where citizens elect representatives to attend a parliament and vote on their behalf - often not necessarily as the citizens would wish. Modern computing has now made it possible for citizens to vote but don't expect the political class to give up its power voluntarily and implement such a system anytime soon.
What Greek city state was known for it's democracy?
Athens was the birthplace of democracy.
How did greek city state apply democracy how did they limit democracy?
they helped each other
The beginnings of democracy were seen in the Greek city-state of?
Rome.
The ancient Greek city-state of Athens was?
a direct democracy
Which greek city-state became the first democracy?
Athens
Which city-states created the world's first democracy?
Greek city-states
In which city-state was the first democracy created?
The first democracy was created in Athens, Greece.
A Greek city state with democratic government?
Athens, a city-state in ancient Greece, was the birthplace of democracy.
What Greek city-state introduced the idea of Western democracy?
athens
Who were the first Greek to develop democratic government?
ANCIENT ATHENS is the Greek City-State credited with creating the world's first democracy.
State some systems of govt in Greek that exdisted in the greek city states?
Oligarchy, monarchy, democracy
What major greek city-state has usually been seen as the leading example of greek democracy?
Athens
