Respuesta :
Answer:
1. citizens
Explanation:
The early government of Athens was ruled by
1.the citizens.
direct democracy
2.a king.
3.a president.
4.the parliment.
The correct option is 1. The early government of Athens was ruled by the citizens. All male citizens were allowed to join and participate in the assembly that oversaw the city-state under the Athenian democracy system of government. This type of government was democratic, meaning the people, or "demos," actually had significant political power. As a result, Athens had a direct democracy.
What were the kings of Athens called?
The Pelasgians, who went by the name of Kranti, governed what is now known as Hellas while the Athenians were Pelasgians (Crane). They were known as Kekropidai (sons of Kekrops) when Kekrops (Cecrops) ruled over them; but, when Erekhtheus (Erechtheus) took over, they changed their name to Athenians.
Athens was a democratically run city-state without a ruler. The population of Athens thought that no single group should be able to enact laws, and as a result, they had the power to elect government officials and reject proposed legislation. The Athens populace selected their king.
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