Rights, Limits, and Early Democracy

Question 1

Which statement describes the democracy of ancient Athens?

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Male-citizens could speak in the Assembly.

Question 2

reviewpass✔ propose

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✔ propose

Question 3

review✔ passpropose

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✔ pass

Question 4

Which groups of people were excluded from citizenship in ancient Athens?

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women, enslaved people, and migrants

Question 5

Which idea of democracy does this scenario reflect?

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citizens participating in government

Question 6

What point is Pericles making about the constitution of ancient Athens?

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Laws are for all people to follow, no matter the amount of money they have.

Question 7

Read the passage from the US Constitution. Then use the drop-down menus to complete the statements.

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This amendment gives voting rights to .: women citizens; This differs from voting rights in ancient Rome, where only could vote.: free men

Question 8

Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements.

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✔ consuls; In ancient Rome, held the highest political office.: consuls; The senate could laws.: propose; The assemblies could laws.: pass

Question 9

Read the passage from the US Constitution. Then use the drop-down menus to complete the statements.

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✔ women citizens; This amendment gives voting rights to .: women citizens; This differs from voting rights in ancient Rome, where only could vote.: free men

Question 10

Read the passage from the US Constitution, then answer the question.How does this amendment give people similar rights as those held by citizens of ancient Athens?

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It allows people ages 18 and older to vote.

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