The Athenian Assembly's Requirement of a Quorum of 6,000 Tells

question 71

Multiple Choice

The Athenian assembly's requirement of a quorum of 6,000 tells historians what?

• A) Ostracism required a quorum of citizens to be valid.
• B) The population of Athens was very small relative to other Greek city-states.
• C) Athenians did not enjoy attending meetings of the assembly.
• D) Athenian democracy did not depend on citizen participation.
• E) The majority of the Athenian citizen body was campaigning with its army.

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