1.2 The Origins of Democracy

Question 1

democracycity-stategovernment

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city-state; To understand how democracy developed in ancient Greece, you must examine the polis, which was the Greek word for a. The Greeks shared a language and culture, but each polis had a different government: city-state; To understand how democracy developed in ancient Greece, you must examine the polis, which was the Greek word for a. The Greeks shared a language and culture, but each polis had a different government: democracy; To understand how democracy developed in ancient Greece, you must examine the polis, which was the Greek word for a. The Greeks shared a language and culture, but each polis had a different government: randomly

Question 2

polisdemocracyrepublic

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democracy

Question 3

randomlythrough electionsby Senators

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randomly

Question 4

Select the answers that best complete this paragraph about ancient Greece.

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✔ city-state; To understand how democracy developed in ancient Greece, you must examine the polis, which was the Greek word for a. The Greeks shared a language and culture, but each polis had a different government: city-state; To understand how democracy developed in ancient Greece, you must examine the polis, which was the Greek word for a. The Greeks shared a language and culture, but each polis had a different government: democracy; To understand how democracy developed in ancient Greece, you must examine the polis, which was the Greek word for a. The Greeks shared a language and culture, but each polis had a different government: randomly

Question 5

Select the answers that best complete this paragraph about ancient Greece.

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The Romanwas a form of government in which power was held by elected officials on behalf of the people.: Republic; The governments of Rome and the United States both have alegislature in which power is balanced between two houses.: bicameral; were elected to lead Rome and command the army. This is a similar position in the United States as the.: Consuls; were elected to lead Rome and command the army. This is a similar position in the United States as the.: president

Question 6

polis✔ democracyrepublic

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✔ democracy

Question 7

unicameralbicameraltricameral

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bicameral

Question 8

✔ randomlythrough electionsby Senators

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✔ randomly

Question 9

SenatorsMagistratesConsuls

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Consuls

Question 10

SenatepresidentSupreme Court

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president

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