Using complete sentences, compare and contrast ancient Greek and Roman ideas about government and citizenship

Greek ideas about government translated to our modern form of a republic while Roman ideas about gov't. translated to our modern form of a democracy. In Greece, citizenship meant sharing in the duties and privileges of membership in the polis. In Rome, citizens had the right to vote, the right to make legally binding contracts, and the right to enter into a marriage recognized as legal by the state.

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Both Greece and Rome Grow wine and olives, However, Their lands are quite different. Rome is inland and is by the Tiber River and did not have anything to protect them from the enemies. Greek's government was monarchy and democracy while Rome's was republic. The citizenship of Rome was privileged political and legal status afforded to free individuals with respect to laws, property, and governance, The Greek's weren't quite the same as Rome. The Greek's were known for sharing and they were expected to vote unlike Rome

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