Question

which key principle from ancient greek democracy is most evident in the structure of the united states government? select in john locke property) and in its time. select the concept of citizens voting directly on laws and policies the idea of a single ruler with absolute power the belief in the divine right of kings the notion of government control by a small group of elites rights\ (protection of life, liberty and that violates those rights was revolutionary the virginia bill of rights, written in 1776, further detailed the rights of citizens. this document inspired the framers to include a bill of rights within the constitution. under the principle of federalism, a proposed written constitution divides the government into 2 different levels. what are they and who holds the most authority? national and state with the fin

Explanation:

1. For the Ancient Greek democracy question: Ancient Greek (Athenian) democracy was defined by direct citizen participation in voting on laws, which influenced US democratic ideals. The other options are anti-democratic or unrelated.
2. For the Virginia Bill of Rights question: The Virginia Bill of Rights directly served as a model for the U.S. Constitution's Bill of Rights, which enumerates citizen rights.
3. For the federalism question: U.S. federalism splits government into national (federal) and state levels; the supremacy clause establishes the national government as the final authority when conflicts arise.

Answer:

1. The concept of citizens voting directly on laws and policies
2. Bill of Rights
3. national and state with the national government holding the most authority