<span>During the 1500's the Roman Inquisition created a list of criticisms of the Roman Catholic Church, in which Pope Paul III examined and proscribed false doctrines and errors within the church.</span>
Roman law can be seen today in our governmental structure, down to the very architecture that makes up most federal buildings.
Neither had more votes than the other, because each state had only one vote.
Solon (around 590 BC), Cleisthenes (508 BC), and Ephialtes (462 BC) contributed to the development of democracy. Usually, the establishment of democracy attributed to Cleisthenes, since the laws of Solon were <span>abolished</span> by Pisistratus and Ephialtes just improved some settings of Cleisthenes.
I'm greek, so I hope I've helped you.