Question

question 19
3 pts
if you wanted to change a curfew law in athens with its direct democracy...
the process would be exactly the same as it is in rome.
you would not want to speak out- only a monarch could make such a decision.
you could vote directly to have the law changed.
it would be impossible because nobody in athens would challenge such a law.

Explanation:

In Athens' direct democracy, citizens could vote directly on laws. Rome had a different (republican) system, so the first option is wrong. Athens wasn't a monarchy, so the second is wrong. People in Athens did challenge laws, so the fourth is wrong. The third option matches direct democracy's nature.

Answer:

C. You could vote directly to have the law changed.