What does the United States have in common with the democracies of both ancient Athens and ancient Rome? Choose three correct answers.Citizens are able to participate in government by casting votes.An elected leader has the power to run government alone.Citizens have a civic duty to participate in government.The government has a written constitution.Citizens are governed by the rule of law.

In all three democracies, citizens could participate in government by voting, and citizens were expected to take part in civic life. Each also recognized the rule of law: people and government were subject to laws. The United States has a written Constitution, but ancient Athens and Rome did not have a single written constitution like the U.S. Constitution. An elected leader ruling alone does not describe all three systems.

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