Power to the People

2. The Athenian assembly met on a hill called the _______.
5. The Council of _______ in Athens prepared laws for the assembly.
6. The principle of political equality in ancient Greece was called _______.
8. The Roman Republic introduced elected officials and checks on _______.
11. The Treaty of _______ is a foundational document in New Zealand's history.
12. In Athens, jurors were chosen by _______ to prevent bribery.
14. Pericles introduced payment for public _______ to allow poorer citizens to participate.

1. Ostracism involved voting to _______ someone for ten years.
3. The Magna _______ was signed in 1215, limiting royal power.
4. Cleisthenes is often called the "father of _______."
7. The Greek word "demos" means _______.
9. Athenian democracy was ________, meaning citizens voted directly on laws.
10. Philosophers like Locke and Rousseau developed ideas about natural _______.
13. Democracy means "rule by the _______."