family line
Tyranny- One person rules
Oligarchy- a small group of people
rulesDemocracy- all people share the power
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Democracy in ancient Greece
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- 1. Democracy in ancient Greece
- 2. Which Type of GovernmentWould You Prefer?Monarchy- Power
- 3. DemocracyAncient Greece was the birthplace of democracy.
- 4. Democracy means government by the people.
- 5. Government by the people means…every citizen gets a vote.
- 6. What is a citizen?In ancient Greece a
- 7. Ancient Greeks had a direct democracy.
- 8. In a direct democracy people vote to make their own rules and laws.
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- 10. Greek AssemblyEvery male citizen was a member
- 11. Greek CouncilThe Assembly elected Council members.You had
- 12. JudgesJudges were the oldest branch of the
- 13. TriviaThe city state of Athens had the
- 14. The Assembly passed laws.The Assembly decided on
- 15. Any citizen was allowed to speak on
- 16. Votes could be taken by show of
- 17. Council members met every day, also members
- 18. Thanks for your attention ;)
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Which Type of GovernmentWould You Prefer?Monarchy- Power held in a family lineTyranny- One person rulesOligarchy- a small group of people rulesDemocracy- all people share the power
Слайды и текст этой презентации
Слайд 2Which Type of Government
Would You Prefer?
Monarchy- Power held in a
family line
rules
Слайд 6What is a citizen?
In ancient Greece a citizen was any
free person who was born in a city state.
Men and
women were citizens.Only men could vote.
Слайд 10Greek Assembly
Every male citizen was a member of the Assembly.
The
Assembly made laws for the city state.
Every male person got
to vote on every law.
Слайд 11Greek Council
The Assembly elected Council members.
You had to be a
landowner to be elected to Council.
Anything voted on by the
Assembly had to be approved by the Council first.
Слайд 12Judges
Judges were the oldest branch of the government.
A person had
to go through a year of testing to be a
judge.Once a person passed the testing, he became a judge for life.
Слайд 13Trivia
The city state of Athens had the most famous direct
democracy. Other city states patterned their governments after Athens.
There were
50,000 to 60,000 citizens of Athens and the surrounding countryside who were members of the Assembly. If a vote was important, it took 6,000 voters to pass a law.
Слайд 14The Assembly passed laws.
The Assembly decided on wars.
The Assembly made
economic policy.
The Assembly elected Council members.
The Assembly met 40 times
each year.Citizens were paid to attend Assembly meetings. That way poor people could go to meetings.
If you arrived late, you didn’t get paid.
Слайд 15Any citizen was allowed to speak on any topic.
If you
spoke, but weren’t knowledgeable about the topic, you would be
laughed out of the Assembly.Any citizen could tell stories about any other citizen in the Assembly. People didn’t want to do bad things for fear they would be embarrassed at the Assembly.
Слайд 16Votes could be taken by show of hands or by
balloting.
Assembly meetings were held during the day because you couldn’t
see people’s hands in the dark.People who wanted to be Council members might lie about owning land.
Слайд 17Council members met every day, also members were paid.
Some Council
members were elected generals and commanders of the military.
Some Council
members were in charge of religious sacrifices and festivals.One Council member was in charge of all the wells in town.
One Council member was in charge of the town’s ships.
Some Council members were elected for a one year term. Other Council members were elected for a four year term.
