The leader of the athenian empire worked to give citizens direct input into the government. create a dictatorship within the city-state. withdraw from the surrounding territories. bring together the city’s elected officials

Option A.

Explanation:

Give citizens direct input into the government, is the right answer.

Athens was one of the significant city-states of Ancient Greek. In Athens, the government was run by the people itself, to be precise, Athenians followed the Direct Democratic form of government. This particular form of government was introduced in Athens by the Lawgiver and political leader Cleisthenes. He made successful attempts to improve the Constitution of Athens and placing Democracy in Athens. By establishing Direct Democracy, the Athenian leaders granted the citizens of Athens the direct power into the government.

c holding free elections

the lowest among the social higher rank were the working class. this class remained detached to the political progression   of the country and was hostile to the other two classes