How were the Council members who handled taxes and treaties in Athens chosen?

They were elected because it makes the most sense since people are elected meaning they are good for the job and can handle taxes and treaties.

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In the cities of Ancient Greece the Council, called Boule, was a restricted assembly of citizens in charge of the ordinary affairs of the city.

In Athens, Solon converted the Boule into a council of 400 members (100 per tribe). Cleisthenes extended the number of bouleutas to 500, a number that would be preserved later. These were chosen annually by lottery among citizens over thirty years and received a payment of five obols. They were the true governing body of democracy and enjoyed deliberative, administrative and judicial functions.