How was athenian direct democracy different than american representative democracy? select all that apply. a. athenian direct democracy allowed all women to participate and american representative democracy does not. b. athenian direct democracy allowed all free male citizens to make policy and american representative does not. c. athenian direct democracy allowed free male citizens to elect leaders to make laws and american representative democracy does not. d. american representative democracy allows citizens to elect leaders to shape laws and athenian direct democracy did not. e. american representative democracy didn't allow foreigners to participate in government and athenian direct democracy did. select multiple choices. asap

The correct answers are the following:

The democracy that was functioning on Ancient Athens was a direct democracy. It means that the whole electorate participates on every political decision hence, through each decision they are actually making policy. Only adult free (non-slave) males were allowed to vote, while women or foreigners were excluded. This rules out answers A and E. In total, the electorate consituted around the 30% of the total adult population.

Answer C is also ruled out because it defines a representative democracy that was not the system operating in Athens.

On the contrary, in the current US there is a representative democracy functioning. Citizens choose political representatives through suffrage, and later on these representatives would make political decisions on their behalf. The electorate comprises all national adults, with no distinction in terms of gender. Therefore, the citizens do not participate directly in policymaking.

answer: that government dose not want hire eric but hire minorities and woman on affirmative action quotas.

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the secretary of state, appointed by the president with the advice and consent of the senate, is the president's chief foreign affairs adviser. the secretary carries out the president's foreign policies through the state department and the foreign service of the united states.