Democracy, A system of government where people have a say in decisions., Citizen, A person who belongs to a country and has certain rights and responsibilities., Assembly, A meeting where citizens gather to discuss and vote on important issues., Government, The group of people responsible for running a country or state., Athens, An ancient Greek city-state that developed one of the first democracies., Council, A group of people chosen to help make decisions and suggest laws., Lottery, A method of selecting people by chance., Jury, A group of citizens who listen to a court case and decide the outcome., Trial, A formal hearing in a court to decide whether someone has broken the law., Verdict, A decision made by a jury or court., Accused, A person who is said to have committed a crime., Official, A person who holds a position in government., Law, A rule made by a government that people must follow., Policy, A plan or course of action proposed by a government., Vote, To make a choice by expressing support for an option., Veto, The power to reject or stop a decision., Citizenship, The status of being recognised as a citizen., Ostraka, Pieces of pottery used by Athenians to vote against politicians., Politician, A person involved in government and public decision-making., Appeal, To ask for a court decision to be reviewed by a higher authority.

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