Ch 27: Life in Two City-States: Athens & Sparta

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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What is the meaning of "oligarchy" as used in Spartan government?
Back
Rule by a few people
Answer explanation
In Spartan government, "oligarchy" refers to "rule by a few people," as power was concentrated in the hands of a small elite, contrasting with other forms of governance like democracy or monarchy.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What is the "agora" in ancient Athens?
Back
A marketplace
Answer explanation
The "agora" in ancient Athens was primarily a marketplace where citizens gathered for commerce, socializing, and political discussions, making it a central hub of Athenian life.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What does "economy" refer to in ancient city-states?
Back
System of trade and production
Answer explanation
In ancient city-states, "economy" refers to the system of trade and production, encompassing how goods and services were created and exchanged, which was vital for their survival and growth.
4.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Who were the "helots" in Sparta?
Back
Conquered people forced to farm
Answer explanation
The helots were the subjugated population in Sparta, primarily consisting of conquered peoples who were forced to work the land and farm for the Spartan citizens, making them essential to the economy.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What was the "Council of Elders" in Sparta?
Back
A small group that made key decisions
Answer explanation
The "Council of Elders" in Sparta, known as the Gerousia, was a small group that made key decisions, including legislative and judicial matters, influencing Spartan governance and society.
6.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What does "Assembly" mean in the context of Athenian democracy?
Back
A group of citizens who vote on laws
Answer explanation
In Athenian democracy, the "Assembly" refers to a group of citizens who gather to vote on laws and make decisions regarding governance, distinguishing it from other entities like courts or military groups.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What does the word "citizen" mean in Athens?
Back
A free man born in Athens
Answer explanation
In Athens, the term "citizen" specifically referred to a free man born in the city. This definition excludes residents who were not born in Athens, as well as women and non-voters, making "A free man born in Athens" the correct choice.
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