CFE Review - Principles of American Government

The United States got a lot of its ideas for government from Ancient ​ (a)   , including (but not limited to) having a written ​ (b)   , citizens ​ (c)   in their government, ​ (d)   for leaders, and individual ​ (e)   having their own local governments.

City-states in Greece and cities in the United States are similar because they both have their own local ​ (a)   , local ​ (b)   to follow, and local law ​ (c)   , but are also considered part of a much larger area of connected cities. A difference is that Greek city-states ​ (d)   listen to anyone else's laws, whereas US cities have to follow ​ (e)   laws as well as the laws of their city.

What document says how a government should function and what powers the government has?

Both Ancient Greece and the United States have written ​ (a)   . A constitution includes laws and ​ (b)   for how a government should run, but also includes ​ (c)   on the government's power - or things a government is NOT allowed to do.

Which of these was NOT part of civic participation in Ancient Greece?