What was the biggest difference between government in ancient athens and in ancient rome?
a. rome was a direct democracy, and athens was not.
b . athens allowed all citizens to vote, while rome was a republic.
c. athens allowed women and slaves to vote, but rome did not.
d. rome had a bicameral assembly, and athens did not.

is B.

Explanation:

The Athenians  are known to have installed the first democratic govt in the world as a way of preventing the control of the monarchy.

After the establishment of Athenian type of democracy, all citizens could decide on political issues. Since women had no societal influence or economic rights, as they could own but not sale land. Women, slaves and immigrants had no political rights. Only the men who had been to war and who were trained had political rights and this amounted to about 20% of the population.

As opposed to the Roman Republic, though considered democratic, the rich still retained a massive influence in political and governmental decisions the Athenians made no major distinction between the rich and poor in political decision making.

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