Tag: Citizenship

One thinks that a person is a citizen when formal requirements are met: someone lives in a country and abides by the rules. Another view is that citizenship can only be said if one actually feels connected to a country.

Period 2

Time of Greeks and Romans

Post author By Webcare
Post date 10 April 2012

Do you know all about the time when the Ancient Greeks and Romans lived? This time is called Antiquity. It lasted from 3000 BC to 500 AD.

Tags Alexander the Great, Christianity, Citizenship, City-state, City-states, Classic, Cleopatra, Culture, Emperor, Empire, Judaism, Monotheism, Policy, Science

Period 2 Time of Greeks and Romans

Citizenship and scientific thinking in the Greek city-state

Post author By Webcare
Post date 10 April 2012

Socrates Greek philosopher - Epoch 02 - Time of Greeks and Romans

Did you know that democracy is not modern at all? The ancient Greeks gave the people the chance to talk about important decisions 2,500 years ago.

Tags Citizenship, City-state, City-states, Democracy, Plato, Poleis, Politics, Science, Socrates

Period 7

Time of wigs and revolutions

Post author By Webcare
Post date 5 April 2012

Has anyone ever asked you if you wanted to get rich quickly? The Dutch of the 18th century wanted that. They were going to trade slaves.

Tags Abolitionism, Citizenship, Constitution, Democratic revolution, Enlightened absolutism, Enlightened thinking, Fundamental rights, Lighting, Plantation colony, Rationalism, Slaves, Social relations, The Golden Age, Trade, Transatlantic slave trade