Athens Vs. Sparta + Museum

Athens & Sparta

​Section Review + Museum Study

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Draw a sketch that represents Athens and/or Sparta and the threat of the Persians.

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4. ?: Based on what we have studied this unit, what elements of Ancient Greece are supported by these objects/artifacts? What Additional questions remain?

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National Archeological Museum

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1. Based on what we have studied this unit, what elements of Ancient Greece are supported by these objects/artifacts? What Additional questions remain?

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Which Greek City-State was a Democracy?

• Athens

• Sparta

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Which Greek City-State was an Oligarchy?

• Athens

• Sparta

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What is a democracy?

• A government ruled by a small group of people

• A government ruled by the citizens (ruled by the people)

• A government ruled by one person (a king/queen)

• A government where everyone and everything is equal

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What is an Oligarchy?

• A government ruled by a small group of people

• A government ruled by the citizens (ruled by the people)

• A government ruled by one person (a king/queen)

• A government where everyone and everything is equal

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What is a “helot” in Sparta?

• Warrior

• Woman

• Slave

• King

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Athens economy was based on…?

• Farming

• Taking Over People

• Trade

• Had No Economy

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Sparta's economy was based on...?

• Farming and Taking Over People

• Trade

• Creating iron to sell to neighboring city-states

• Had no economy

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This Greek city-state had ready access to water and excelled at sailing and boating?

• Athens

• Sparta

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What is an “agora”?

• Sea Port

• Large marketplace in ancient Sparta

• Ancient Greek theater

• Large marketplace in ancient Athens

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To be in the Council of Elders, you had to…

• Come from a noble family

• Be at least 60 years old

• Be a male

• All of the above

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At age 7, boys in Athens started…

• School

• Military Training

• To join in the Assembly to debate

• Were taken away from their family

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At age 7... boys in Sparta would begin?

• School/Education

• Military Training

• Partake in Assembly debates

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In Sparta, Helots outnumbered the Spartans __ to 1

• 6

• 7

• 8

• 10

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Women in Sparta wore plain clothes, with no perfume or cosmetics

• True

• False

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True or False: Women could own property and even speak in public in Sparta

• True

• False

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Why did Sparta use heavy iron bars as their form of currency? (money)

• Iron was worth much more in Sparta

• Its weight discouraged people from stealing

• They thought it was funny to watch people try to carry it

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In Sparta, once you were in the military, you served until age…?

• 40

• 50

• 60

• 70

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Greek City-States developed completely isolated from one another because...?

• There were a lot of rivers

• Mountains

• Volcanos

• There were no cars back then

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What is a Monarchy?

• A government ruled by the people

• A government ruled by a small group of people

• A government ruled by a King or Queen

• A government where everyone and everything is equal

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Athens and Sparta came together to fight off which empire?

• Rome

• Persia

• Mongols

• Alexander the Great

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Archaelogical Site of Delphi - Monuments

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Museum of Delphi

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