Direct Democracy
Athenian Social Classes
Roman Social Classes
Roman Government
Limits of Ancient Democracy
100

Name one of the four features of democracy and explain

Justice- fairness

Equality under law- written down law for fairness

Representation- elect someone to represent you 

Freedom of speech- those who were able to spoke freely

100

What is the social class with the least political voice

Slaves

100

What was the highest social class?

Partricians

100

What are the three branches of the roman government?

Executive

Legislative

Judicial

100

How was ancient democracy inefficient

In Athens: voting directly, not everyone could make it to vote

In Rome: many parts to vote for leaders, making decisions slower and more complicated

200

Who votes in direct democracy

everyone votes on everything

200

Who were the people not born in athens but were merchants

Metics

200

Which social class was merchants not born in Rome but still allowed to vote?

Plebians

200

How many consuls are there? 

2

200

How did ancient democracy lack representation

Only male citizens could participate fully, everyone else was excluded

300

Before democracy in Athens what was it like

There were powerful families who ruled over all. Authoritarian rule. 

300

Were women their own social class? What role did women have?

No women were not their own social class they were part of any social class they were born in. They had no political voice no matter the social class they were born in. 

300

What is the social class with the least political voice?

Slaves

300

Who is a consul

A consul is an elected person who rant eh government day-to-day and led the army.

400

Explain how the Athenians used a lottery system

They used a lottery system to elect certain role in democracy. It was aa fair and random selection process. 

400

Who were the free males born in athens

Citizens

400

What was the new social class that emerged later?

Freed Slaves

400

How many different Assemblies are there?

4

500

What are the three seperate bodies of government that the athenians had?

Boule

Ekklesia

Dikasteria

500

Why did Athenians have social classes?

Citizenship was exclusive.

Depended on trade and skilled workers.

Relied heavily on forced labour.

500

Were women allowed to vote in rome

No

500

Name one assembly and what they are for.

Comitia Centuriata: big decisions

Comitia Tributa: voted on laws by regions

Concilium Plebis: plebians voted on common laws

Comitia Curiata: older, traditional, ceremonial