In what way did democracy change life in Greece?

A. Class structure was more rigid.

B. Women were given equal rights.

C. Men had the opportunity to do more in-depth reasoning.

D. None of these choices are correct.

The correct answer is C. Democracy changed life in Greece, by giving men the opportunity to do more in-depth reasoning. The most documented early democracy developed in Athens, and was a political system of direct democracy. To vote, or be involved in politics, one had to be an adult male, as women and foreigners were excluded with limited rights. 500 Male citizens who had completed military training were selected in what was known as a Drawing. They were responsible for creating new laws and changing old ones during a term of 1 year. These laws were then put to a vote, with the majority winning.