Where did citizens had a role/some say in what happened in their society and government?
Greece
Rome
Both Greece and Rome
Both Greece and Rome are correct answers. In ancient Greece, citizens had the opportunity to participate in decision-making through direct democracy, where they could vote on issues in the assembly. They also had the right to free speech and could voice their opinions on matters affecting their society and government.
Similarly, in ancient Rome, citizens had limited say in their society and government. While the Roman Republic was not a direct democracy like Greece, citizens were able to vote for representatives who would serve in the Senate and make decisions on their behalf. Additionally, citizens had the right to express their views and opinions on various matters, although the power ultimately resided with the aristocracy and later the emperors.