Unit 6 Lessons 2 & 3

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What was the helot system in Sparta?

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The helot system involved enslaved people who worked the land, allowing Spartans to focus on military training.

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How did Athens and Sparta differ in their governance systems?

Back

Athens was known for its direct democracy, while Sparta was a military oligarchy.

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What was the role of the ephor in Spartan society?

Back

Ephors were elected officials who shared power with the Spartan kings and oversaw daily governance.

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Who was Cleisthenes and what was his contribution to Athenian democracy?

Back

Cleisthenes is known for his efforts to establish democracy in Athens.

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What impact did Pericles have on Athenian democracy?

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Pericles expanded the involvement of citizens in government and supported the arts and education.

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Define 'oligarchy'.

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Oligarchy is a form of government where power rests with a small number of people.

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What is a direct democracy?

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Direct democracy is a system of government in which citizens directly participate in decision-making.

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Who were the Spartan kings?

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The Spartan kings were dual monarchs who ruled alongside the ephors and had military and religious duties.

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What was the significance of the Assembly in Athens?

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The Assembly was a key institution in Athenian democracy where citizens gathered to discuss and vote on laws.

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What role did the Council of 500 play in Athenian governance?

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The Council of 500 prepared legislation for the Assembly and managed day-to-day government affairs.