Government by RACHEL YOUNG

When did it become a democracy

jackarmstrong2030 — 2023-12-04 15:55:19 UTC

it started in 500 bce when every person in the government would vote with around 500 men

what is the assembly of athens

jackarmstrong2030 — 2023-12-04 15:56:10 UTC

The assembly of Athens is that at least 6,000 citizens have to appear to start the meeting. If they didn't have enough people they would send slaves in red paint to get more people and if you came with red paint on you it was shameful

how did the athens persuade people to become part of their democracy

jackarmstrong2030 — 2023-12-04 15:56:44 UTC

The people wanted to become part of the athens government because because it gave men more freedom so they can lead themselves and not be leaded by the government

why did the Assembly debate issues and vote on laws?

rolandrieger2030 — 2023-12-04 16:03:53 UTC

citizens had a right to speak at an assembly some other people were more skilled and some other people spoke for longer. and sometimes a water clock was used for a speaker to speak for a limited amount of time

where did it start

rolandrieger2030 — 2023-12-05 15:27:31 UTC

It started in ancient greece where everyone was voting in elections for a government and people were talking and they tried to vote a good government and they argued for a while trying to find a government

Who started government?

rachelyoung2030 — 2023-12-05 15:28:29 UTC

Government was invented by a man named Cleisthenes also known as the father of democracy. He ruled from 525 BCE to 524.