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Democracy in Ancient Athens
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Who was allowed to participate in Athenian democracy?
Citizens who were men
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How are citizens chosen to serve on the Council of 500?
Lottery
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What is a city-state?
A city that is in control of its own government
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What is the Council of 500?
The full time government of Athens
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What is a jury?
A group of people selected by lottery to decide if a defendant is guilty or not guilty
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What is a magistrate?
a citizen selected by lottery to hear personal complaints of citizens and weigh in on crimes
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What is the pnyx?
An open area on top of a hill where assembly took place
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What is the assembly
A meeting of over 6000 men to discuss and vote on issues affecting Athens
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What is the boule?
Another word for the council of 500
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What country in Athens located in?
Greece
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What is direct democracy?
A form of government where each individual represents their own opinions
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What are the 5 social classes of Ancient Athens?
upper-class, citizen, metic, freedmen, slave
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What is the Bouleuterion?
The building where the Council of 500 would meet
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