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- 3. The principle of fairness, equality and moral rightness.
- 6. A _____ ballot is a way of voting where no one else knows who or what you voted for
- 10. A person who was owned by someone else and had no rights.
- 12. The group of pepole and institutions that make laws, provide services and make decisions to help a place
- 13. A form of government where citizens have a voice and can bot to help make decisions.
- 14. This is when people choose between different ideas, leaders or decisions
- 15. A free person who lived and worked in Athens, but could not vote or participate in government.
- 16. This was the main assembly of citizens in ancient Athens where they gathered to discuss important issues and vote on laws.
- 17. A free adult male born in Athens who could vote, own property and participate in government.
Down
- 1. A system that randomly selected citizens for government jobs instead of electing them
- 2. This was a group of 500 citizens chosen by lottery to help run Athens and prepare ideas for the Ecclesia
- 4. An independent community made up of a city and surrounding area that governs itself
- 5. This was the law court of ancient Athens.
- 7. The _____ constitution was a set of laws in ancient Athens that were known for being extremely harsh.
- 8. The act of speaking of acting on behalf of a person or group
- 9. ______ democracy is where citizens vote directly on laws and important decisions.
- 11. The ability to think, speak and act without unfair restrictions.