In Document 6, the Roman Constitution, it says that their government was based off an assembly that represented the people (Doc 6). The purpose of the constitution is to set the rules of the government, and since a form of democracy is included in the Roman Constitution, it means that they believed that a good government was one in which the people had a voice. Document 7, an excerpt from Parallel Lives, written by Greek biographer Plutarch, states that Theseus designed a great city and believed there should be no king, and power should be divided evenly amongst the people (Doc 7). Athens, the city-state that Theseus is said to be the founder of, does develop a functioning direct democracy system that works for a very long time. Since Theseus supposedly received lots of support in his ideas from both the rich and poor, this means that it was widely believed that a quality government is led by the people.…