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Citizens could elect officials to make decisions in government - Rome
Citizens had a role in deciding about how their society was governed - both
There were three branches - Rome
Citizens participated directly in making laws - greece
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Autocracy, Oligarchy, Democracy.
Explanation:
The principles of equality, respect for human rights, and the practice of holding universal suffrage periodic and legitimate elections are fundamental elements of democracy. Democracy is a form of system in which citizens elect the rulers.
Oligarchy simply referred to the government by the few, particularly despotic power exercised for cynical or self-centered purposes by a small and privileged community. Oligarchies in which ruling party leaders are affluent or exert their influence using their wealth.
An autocracy also defined as a single person party is a form of government in which an autocrat holds supreme and absolute power. This autocrat's decisions are subject to neither external legal constraints nor regularized common control structures.
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The colonists right to have a say in government was removed when their legislatures were dissolved, and by the ongoing lack of Parliamentary representation for the colonies.
