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U.S.A. and Athens Voting

Nat,keelan

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United states Government

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U.S.United states voting

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U.S.Voting is now easier than before.

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U.S.There are about 227 million people in the U.S. that vote.

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U.S.States do not have to

immediately send their votes.

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U.S.You have to be a native citizen to

become president

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U.S.

It is a person's responsibility to vote.

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U.S.you can have a criminal record

and still be able to vote in the U.S.

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U.S.you cannot vote under the age of

18

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U.S.A Puerto rican person must

become a legal to vote.

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U.S.some states have different voting

ages.

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U.S.68% of americans are eligible to

vote.

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U.S.About 5% that vote are illegal

aliens.

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U.S.that compares to 100%

Argentinians 93% canadian97% british 77% south african

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U.S.All americans have the right to vote if able.

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AthensGoverment

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The government of Athens originallyconsisted of a king,council of advisers

and probably a assembly.

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Peloponnesian war broke out between sparta and athens leading to the complete

defeat of Athens and its democracy.

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The government of Athens in the 5th and 4th centuries B.C. had much influence on

other city-states.

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The government was temporarily replaced by an anarchy

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Greek General, Pericles said " It is true that we (Athens) are called a democracy for the

administration.

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Is in the hands of the many and not the few, with equal justice to all alike in their

private disputes

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"Ruled by many" meant that all citizens had to be willing to take an active part in the

government that was the law.

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500 names were drawn from all the citizens of athens.

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Those 500 citizens had had to serve for one year.

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Law makers of ancient Athens. One man,one vote majority ruled.

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Women and children and slaves were not citizens and thus were not aloud to vote.

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After the Peloponnesian war with sparta, which athens lost.

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Once again Athens was ruled by a small group of people.

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Similarities and

Differences

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Similarities

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Both sides have a legislative branch and voting.

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Both have poles for voting.

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Both places have authority on if you can and cannot vote.

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They have to live in Athens or U.S. to vote

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they have restrictions to voting only once.

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They both gather to discuss laws before it is sent off.

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Kids are not allowed to vote.

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Differences

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Athens system did not have a judicial branch like america.

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Consuls only have 1 year terms

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In the U.S. you have to be 18 to vote.But in athens only landowning men have the right.

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In Athens women were not allowed to vote or be included in politics whatsoever

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In Athens 500 names were drawn to see who would help make laws.

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Only men can vote for congressmen in athens.

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In the U.S. Presidents only serve 4 years at a time.

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The End

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Or is it?

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Yes it is!