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Usborne Internet-Linked Greeks - Democracy in Athens

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Usborne Internet-Linked Greeks - Democracy in Athens

by Vijo Gor
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When was democracy first introduced in Athens?

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Who was the Athenian leader who introduced democracy?

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What does the word democracy mean in Greek?

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Who was allowed to vote and take part in Athenian democracy?

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Which groups were excluded from voting?

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What was the land area controlled by Athens called?

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What were the small local communities of Attica called?

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How did Cleisthenes organize the people of Attica?

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Where did the Assembly meet in ancient Athens?

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How often did the Assembly meet?

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How many citizens had to attend for the Assembly to take place?

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What did the Council of 500 do?

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How were the 500 members of the Council chosen?

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What was the Tholos?

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Who were the strategoi?

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What was the purpose of ostracism in Athens?

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