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solmaris [256]
3 years ago
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Pick two and explain how each influence the colonists thinking about government and the relationship between government and its

citizen: ancient Greece, ancient Rome, the Enlightenment
History
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aniked [119]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

the Enlightenment

ancient Greece

Explanation:

Ancient Greece created the concept of democracy, where the people participated directly in the government's choices. Obviously the democracy created in Greece is different from what we see today in the USA, but we cannot fail to point out that the concept created in Greece was very important for the existence of the relationship between the government and the citizens that we see today.

Enlightenment was also very influential in this relationship. This is because the enlightenment reinforced the idea that all citizens should have political knowledge, being then guardians of their rights and freedoms, being able to demand from the government if somehow an implemented policy disrespected them.

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