Question

Compare the social makeup of the roman senate and the athenian assembly

Answer 1

parents need to be free-born or need completed education w/ two years of militaryBecome a citizen of Romeparents are citizens or were married in certain areas of the empireWho can become citizen? (Athens)Adult males onlyWho can become citizen? (Rome)Adult males, females and children, sons of free slaves but no slavesWho can win a position in gov.? (Athens)Poor and common by lotteryWho can serve in Roman Senate? How long?A heir would be part of this senate, based on social classes. It's for life.Who can serve in Athenian Assembly? How long?Everyone could participate. Time N/A.

Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

The positions in the Roman Senate were divided into "magistratures," so that there would be no concentration of power in the hands of one. Thus, they were divided among the consuls, they had civil and military power, the quaestors, responsible for the part of the economy, the Edis, the urban structure, the pretenders for justice, the maximum pontificate, as head of the priests.

The main popular assembly, in Athens, was called the ecclesia, and held the power to remove from office the magistratures, supervising those who had the power.