Question

How did democracy in ancient Rome differ from democracy in ancient Athens?
Democracy in ancient Rome had written laws.
Democracy in ancient Rome was direct.
Democracy in ancient Rome was representative.
Democracy in ancient Rome allowed everyone to participate.

Answer 1

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In ancient democratic Athens, the medium of speech, or "logos," was the primary way that citizens participated in political life. In the Roman republic, by contrast, the medium for popular participation was acclamation rather than deliberation. ... The people acclaimed or rejected but did little deliberation.

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Answer 2

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Democracy in ancient Rome was representative

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