Greek Democracy differed from other forms of government in the ancient world in the following way:

- it denied women and slaves the right to vote

-it provided food and jobs to the people

-a body called the assembly determined the laws of commerce

-it had a substantial sea fleet to protect its city-states

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Greek Democracy differed from other forms of government in the ancient world in the following way:

- it denied women and slaves the right to vote

-it provided food and jobs to the people

-a body called the assembly determined the laws of commerce

-it had a substantial sea fleet to protect its city-states

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Emma Valdez · Answer 1

The correct answer that answers the question that made Greek democracy different was the third choice where in it has a body called assembly in a way where it determines the law of commerce and one way of supporting this is because they have their own way of running their democracy than of the others as they are also the first known democracy.