Use the drop-down menus to complete each statement. In Ancient Athens, citizens could serve as jurors on a jury. Jurors would decide the. Citizens received for serving on a jury.

Jurors would decide the case.

Citizens received money for serving on a jury.

Explanation:

The law courts of Athens were jury courts; there was no judge and the jury was made up of no less than 201 up to 6000 members. The jurors were chosen randomly in order to have in theory a wide social range of members. From Pericles onwards, the members of the jury received a modest payment.