In direct democracy, who decides government matters in ancient Greece

Question

In direct democracy, who decides government matters in ancient Greece

A all citizens
B women
C elected representatives
D the king
I think A or C please correct if wrong and don't just say no or disagree tell me what it really is then

Answer 1

The answer is A.

Answer 2

dont tell me the answers just HELP!

Answer 3

Lesson 10: Ancient Greece Unit Test Social Studies 6 A Unit 7: Ancient Greece HELP ASAP!

Answer 4

please god let someone help me......

Answer 5

U mean unit 2 lesson 7?

Answer 6

In ancient Greece, direct democracy was practiced in some city-states, such as Athens. In this form of governance, the decision-making power rested with all citizens. So, option A, "all citizens," is indeed the correct answer. In a direct democracy, every eligible citizen has the right to participate directly in the decision-making process, by voting on laws and other matters affecting the government. Therefore, decisions were not made by women (option B), elected representatives (option C), or the king (option D).