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|laws are made by votes of the citizens, rather than by elected officials.  Athens of ancient Greece was the first direct democracy.  
 
|laws are made by votes of the citizens, rather than by elected officials.  Athens of ancient Greece was the first direct democracy.  
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|tribes that settled Greece between 1100 and 1000 B.C., having a military ruling class that oppressed the local people some cities even after the Greeks established democracy in Athens. The "Doric order" is the simplest form of Greek architecture, consisting of a straight column without any artistic trim at the top.
 
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