Roman Citizenship: Rome Vs. Athens

Have you ever thought about long ago in BCE? Have you thought about the Roman and the Athens? Which citizenship do you think is better, Roman or Athen’s? Think about how the citizenship goes in each civilization. Think about how nice their civilizations were. This took place in 753-27 BCE. The place that all of this happened was at the Roman senate in their territories. I think the Roman citizenship is better because, it was more relevant and some parts of the citizenship if how it is today.

I can show evidence because in doc A it states “at birth if parents were citizens, they could be freed. The time that all of this happened was in 500 BCE, the place that all of this happened was at the Roman senate and in their territories. The male childrens could be citizens if their parents were born in Rome, free native male children, and sons of freed slaves could be citizens as well. This made Rome better because, they would get more and more citizens and they could
Unlike Athenians, a Roman citizen was judged more by how he behaved with his family, his neighbors, and his property. In the text it states, “Claudius responding to criticism for giving citizenship to the people of Gaul, soon after conquering them. A Roman citizen who did not participate in local government would not likely have been called a beast. The word beast means if a Roman citizen who did not participate in a local government would not likely have been called a beast. The third reason I think the Roman citizenship was better is because, Romans were the good guys and made everything better because if they didn't win the punic wars, nowadays would be very different about who could vote, who could be citizens, and who should be allowed to run a local office. The Roman society made it stronger because citizens can serve in the local government, they could vote, and the Romans Republic was huge (background