- How did Roman “democracy” during the Republic, and Athenian “democracy” differ?
| Athenians let all citizens vote while Rome let had Senators to represent the people. | ||
| Roman government was built on the military while Athens was built on philosophy | ||
| Athenians gave citizens a vote on laws but Roman laws were made by the Consuls. | ||
| Since Rome borrowed most of Greek thoughts and philosophy, both governments were largely the same. |
