To understand how democracy developed in ancient greece, you must examine the polis, which was the greek word for

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maks197457 [2]3 years ago

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City-Sate, Democracy, Randomly
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Otrada [13]3 years ago

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To understand how democracy developed in ancient Greece, you must examine the <em>polis</em>, which was the Greek word for a city-state. The Greeks shared a language and culture, but each polis had a different government. In 509 BCE, Athens created a new set of rules that gave power to the people. The Greeks called this government democracy. Members of the Council of 500 were chosen randomly.

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