The Four Governments of Ancient Greece Monarchy Oligarchy Tyranny Democracy
Who had the power to rule for this type of government?

Under this type of government, what rights did the people of Greece have?

What were some advantages of this government?

What were some disadvantages of this government?

How do you think people felt living under this type of government?
Why?

Democracy

In a direct democracy, the people vote and decide which policies are put into effect and which officials get to hold office.  

Under democracy in Greece, not all people had rights (specifically women). All male citizens were granted equal political rights, the right to vote/participate in democracy and freedom of speech.

One advantage of democracy is that every vote is worth the same. Your vote is worth the same as anyone else's vote. Another advantage is that the people have more freedom because they decide who is and isn't in power and what gets done.

One disadvantage of democracy is that not all voters are informed to make the best decisions with their vote. If enough voters aren't informed, bad policies may be put in place. Another disadvantage is that the majority of voters have power over the minority, which can be a bad thing.

I think that people generally felt good under this kind of government. It's considered more desirable than a dictatorship and it allows more freedom to citizens.

explanation:

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it brings together the military and civilian sectors of society to harness the total power of the nation. it is the mechanism that facilitates the successful prosecution of any conflict.it brings together the military and civilian sectors of society to harness the total power of the nation. it is the mechanism that facilitates the successful prosecution of any conflict.