There are two civilizations that might fit this answer.
The first is Ancient Greece, that is Athens. Athens had a democratic government that resembled a republican one but since they were only a city-state and not a huge republic then historians are wary when they talk about it in terms of republicanism. They did however have a democratic government with an elected senate and suffrage rights.
The second is Ancient Rome. Up until Augustus became the emperor and turned it into the Roman Empire, Rome was a republic. They were a republic in the true sense because they had the senate which would vote for new legislation and this covered the entire Roman republic which was huge, not just the city of Rome.
This is an odd question, but the most likely answer is A. Liberal Democrat
Answer:Congress passed the Sherman Antitrust Act.
Explanation:
If you're asking about semi-recent happenings, I do believe that GMC has linked 600,000k+ fatal crashes to faulty cars.
In the past, Chevy had an engine mount issue that led to many crashes and fatal accidents, but kept quite for years before speaking up. (1969-ish)
Answer:
D) Each Greek city-state had a patron god.
Explanation:
The gods have influenced the ways of life of the inhabitants of each city-state. We can deduce this assertion from the patron gods chooses by Greek city-states for example Spartan society has laid much emphasis on war, violence, and warrior status. The patron god of Sparta was Ares, which was a Greek god of war. This example concrete the point of how patron gods have a deep influence on the respective city-states.
