Which civilization is known as the birthplace of democracy?
Correct answer: A. Greeks
- A. Greeks
- B. Indian
- C. Persian
- D. China
Explanation
Ancient Greece, especially Athens, developed the early form of direct democracy in which eligible citizens participated in public decisions. The other options refer to major civilizations but are not chiefly associated with democracy's origin.
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