Question 3071 • FL-2100310-United States History A
Both ancient Athens and the American government valued citizen participation in public affairs. In Athens, eligible male citizens could take part directly in the Assembly; in the United States, citizens participate through voting and other civic activities, often choosing representatives to make decisions. The systems were not identical: the United States does not generally use random selection to fill its legislature or let citizens vote directly on nearly every major decision.
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