during the golden age of athens, male citizens\nhad no control over how they were governed.\ncould hold an…

during the golden age of athens, male citizens\nhad no control over how they were governed.\ncould hold an office if they were chosen by lot.\nwere elected to office as representative officials.\ntook part in government only if they were wealthy.

during the golden age of athens, male citizens\nhad no control over how they were governed.\ncould hold an office if they were chosen by lot.\nwere elected to office as representative officials.\ntook part in government only if they were wealthy.

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During Athens' Golden Age, it had a form of direct - democracy. Male citizens could hold office if chosen by lot. This was to ensure broad participation and prevent the concentration of power in a few hands. It wasn't based on wealth, and male citizens had significant control over governance as they participated directly. They were not elected as representative officials in the modern sense but participated directly in decision - making.

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B. could hold an office if they were chosen by lot.