
Chapter 6- Ancient Greece
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence best describes education in Sparta?
Children did not learn to read.
Children studied sculpture and painting.
Both boys and girls got military training.
Both boys and girls learned to cook and clean
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Allowed them to travel and trade by se
Wealthy ports sprang up around Greece for traders from other areas of the world
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Many different languages and forms of government existed throughout Greece
Populations in each polis was typically small
Greek leaders were eager to conquer new territories
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Monarchy- king or queen ruled
Aristocracy- small group of land owners ruled
Oligarchy- small group of political leaders ruled
Democracy- The Greek polis, Athens, allowed citizens to vote for leaders and rules
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Multiple Choice
What did Socrates believed was the correct way to teach and learn?
Memorizing facts
Lectures
Questions and answers (discussion)
Fighting
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Greeks developed myths, or traditional stories about their Gods
•Used them to make sense of the mysteries of nature (i.e. changing seasons) and the power of human passions
Attributed human qualities (i.e. love, hate) to Gods
Fought with each other constantly
Lived forever
Zeus was ruler of the Gods along with his wife Hera
Had a daughter named Athena who was goddess of wisdom and guardian of cities (city of Athens was named after her)
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They had to be great traders and expert seafarers/ship operators
Each city-state or polis was independent and many of their people treated their community as its own country
Two of the more famous city-states were Athens and Sparta
They spent a lot of time fighting one another
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Multiple Choice
What was the name of a Greek city state?
City-state
Polis
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Multiple Choice
What two famous ancient Greek city-states spend a lot of time fighting each other?
Athens & Sparta
Rome & Greece
Egypt & China
Mongolia & Rome
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Multiple Choice
Spartans were proud to produce __________ rather than artists and thinkers
children
soldiers
artists
writers
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Multiple Choice
The government of Sparta was
an oligarchy
a democracy
a dictatorship
a monarchy
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Multiple Choice
In Spartan education, reading and writing were not considered as important as
artistic capabilities.
military skills.
philosophical knowledge.
foreign trade expertise.
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