Answer:
D. Rome
Explanation:
It is said that the countries that instituted the earliest democracy in Europe were Greece (5th century B.C.) and Rome (about the same time). Both countries agreed that it was best for the citizens to have a greater involvement when it comes to voting, law-making, and the like. The Romans practiced the "Representative Democracy," which meant the citizens will have to choose a representative who will vote their leaders. On the other hand, the Greeks practiced the "Direct Democracy," which meant the citizens have the right to directly vote for their leaders.
