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Question 7 • World History

What is one way government changed in Athens during the Golden Age?

Answer

The number of paid officials increased, which was beneficial to the lower class citizens who served in office.

The number of paid officials decreased, which allowed only wealthy citizens to hold government offices.

All citizens were declared equal, but women could take part in government only on a limited basis.

All citizens were declared equal, and men and women took part in government equally as a result.

Explanation

During Athens’ Golden Age, more public officials were paid for their service. This meant poorer citizens could afford to take time away from work to serve in government, rather than offices being limited to the wealthy. Therefore, the correct choice is A: the number of paid officials increased, benefiting lower-class citizens who served.

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