History, 13.12.2021 19:00 savthespice
How does the government of the present-day United States differ from the government of ancient Greece?
A.
The Senate leads the US government; consuls led the government of ancient Greece.
B.
The United States is a representative democracy; ancient Greece was a direct democracy.
C.
US juries contain ordinary citizens; juries in ancient Greece were made up of aristocrats.
D.
Citizens elect members of the US Senate; consuls chose members of the Senate in Greece.
E.
The US government is divided into two branch
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