By 300 BC, this location boasted of being a democracy, with citizens elected by councils, running the court system and participating as judges and jury. Yet, this same system had slaves. Also, most women could not take part in government. Where was this?

Athenian Democracy

Explanation:

The city-state of Athens introduces democracy in the Greek civilization in 6th B.C. Athens strongly inspired by democracy form of government. Athens democracy proposed voting rights, to choose or to replace the existing government. Athens introduce direct democracy which provided all Athenians to vote on rules and laws. Only male citizens allowed to vote because women, children, and slaves were not considered to be citizens of the city-state.

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the first excerpt makes a logical appeal, while the second excerpt makes an emotional appeal.

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