Question

3.2.6 Quiz: The Rise and Fall of Rome

Which of these statements best compares the Roman Republic with ancient
Greece's direct democracy?
OA. The Roman concept of appointing a dictator to rule during times
of crisis came directly from Greek direct democracy. So the
Roman Republic had no voters.
OB. In both forms of government, voters elected representatives.
Those representatives were the only people who could vote on
specific laws.
OC. Voters elected representatives in the Roman Republic. In the
Greek direct democracy, voters themselves enacted laws and
policies.
D. Greek direct democracy was a form of monarchy, so there were no
voters In the Roman Republic voters elected representatives who
Enacted law and policies

Answer 1

C. Voters elected representatives in the Roman Republic. In the Greek direct democracy, voters themselves enacted laws and policies. This statement best compares the Roman Republic with ancient Greece's direct democracy. In the Roman Republic, citizens elected representatives to make decisions and pass laws on their behalf. In contrast, in ancient Greece's direct democracy, citizens themselves participated in making laws and policies by voting in public assemblies.