Question

Which of the following was a difference between Greek democracy and the Roman Republic?

A.
The Roman Republic had a monarchy while Greece had appointed rulers.

B.
All men were citizens in the Roman Republic but only rich men were citizens under Greek democracy.

C.
The Roman Republic had a representative government while citizens voted directly on laws in Greece.

D.
People were allowed to practice any religion in Rome while people in Greece were forced to practice the state religion.

Answer 1

All men were citizens in the Roman Republic but only rich men were citizens under Greek democracy.

Explanation:

• Athenian democracy, for example, is the antipode to the rule of one  or a few.
• It is immediate, recognizes freedom for all citizens  expressions and equality of opinion, while respecting decision-making  the will of the majority.
• Yet it is distinctly minority because it creates in many ways  a large number of people to whom the agora (assembly) is unavailable.
• Overall  the people, whose presence is sometimes required, do not exceed five  thousands of people.

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