What was the name of the policy dedicated to ordinary citizens in ancient Greece?

In ancient Greece, Athens was the most famous polis in which citizens had the most rights and freedoms. Here, for the first time in the early 6th century BC, democracy was born during the reign of Solon. Most citizens at that time received the right to vote at the National Assembly, which was the main authority in this policy. Even more rights and privileges of citizens were expanded under Pericles in the middle of the 5th century BC. It was during his reign that the Athenian state flourished.