Government in Ancient Greece

​Government in Ancient Greece

​Directions: In your notes packet look for this flow chart:

​Complete this note sheet and flow chart as you read and listen to the slides about Government in Ancient Greece. Make sure you answer the questions in the slides too. Both will be checked.

Multiple Choice

The word "monarchy" comes from the Greek words monos and arkhein , meaning single and __________.

• rule

• castle

• manor

• priest

Multiple Choice

True or False?

Oligarchs usually use the military to enforce their rule.

• True

• False

​Solon, Greek Tyrant

​Draco, Greek Tyrant
"law giver"

Multiple Choice

True or False?

Tyrants are elected to office.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

Select all the Greek tyrants.

• Alexander

• Solon

• Draco

• Hippias

​NOTE: Citizenship in the Ancient Athens city state included only adult free males, rich or poor.
Citizenship did NOT transfer from one city-state (polis) to another.

Multiple Choice

The word democracy comes from the Greek terms demos (meaning "_____________") and kratos (meaning "power").

• power

• few

• people

• citizen

Multiple Choice

Democracy developed in ancient Greece around 500 B.C.E. in the city-state of __________.

• Sparta

• Macedon

• Athens

• Syracuse

Multiple Choice

True or False:

All people were considered citizens in Ancient Greece and were allowed participation in government.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Who were considered citizens in Ancient Athens?

• a free man, rich or poor

• all adults

• all people living in Athens

• A select group of 5,000

Reorder

Put the forms of Greek Government in correct sequence.

• Monarch

• Oligarchy

• Tyrant

• Democracy

1

2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

​Make sure you have used these slides to fill in this flow chart. I will be checking this quizizz lesson AND the flow chart!