Could most ancient civilization be democratic?

The Athenians circa 500 BC had a democracy. Other than that, I am not aware of any others. Caesars came to power many different ways; usually by bribing the troops and using them to overthrow the previous Caesar.

Sometimes the senate gave nominal support to the most powerful or most legitimate heir. But that was hardly a democracy. Prior to the empire, the Romans had a republic governed by an aristocracy of wealthy, professional public servants.

Yes, most of them were democratic but they won't be like the present day democracy system I guess. And, the indians were also democratic from the ancient times. In fact, india is the biggest democratic country in the world at present.

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