Question

what would greeks write their choices on?
o a papyrus
b stone tablets
o c paper
d broken pieces of pots
question 5 (1 point)
when did venice start electing a great council?
o a 508 b.c.
o b the 13th century
o c during the american revolution
d 1999
question 6 (1 point)
when america was young, voters were all of the following except
a white
b men
o c 21
d christian

Explanation:

• First Question: In ancient Greece, during ostracism (a political process), citizens wrote names on ostraka which were broken pieces of pots. Papyrus was more associated with Egypt, stone tablets were used in some ancient legal or monumental inscriptions but not for this specific voting - like choice - writing in the context of general citizen participation, and paper as we know it today did not exist then.
• Second Question: Venice started electing a Great Council in the 13th century. 508 B.C. was the time of Cleisthenes' reforms in Athens (not related to Venice). The American Revolution was in the 18th century, and 1999 is a modern - day year with no relation to the historical start of Venice's Great Council elections.
• Third Question: When America was young (in the early days of the United States), voter requirements included being white (non - white people, especially African - Americans, faced significant voting restrictions), being men (women could not vote), and being 21 (the age requirement). There was no religious (Christian) requirement for voting.

Answer:

1. d. broken pieces of pots
2. b. the 13th Century
3. d. Christian