One way that the government of the United States is different from that of ancient Athens is The United States is a republic.
<h3>How is the U.S. government different from that of Ancient Athens?</h3><h3 />
The government of ancient Athens believed in a direct democracy which meant that all eligible citizens had to vote on matters concerning the city-state.
They also had a unicameral legislature which means that there was only one house of legislation. Athens was not a republic however but the United States is.
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The attributes of the gods were all the same, only the names were changed.
<span>Zeus/Jupiter for example</span>
The Democratic Party divided in the 1860 due to the disagreements over slavery.
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That were one of the first acts like the Boston tea party act
