2nd CKLA Domain 3 Lesson 5

Multiple Choice

What is a city state?

• A city-state is a rural area without any governing authority.

• A city-state is a large metropolitan area without any governing authority.
• A city-state is a self-governing city that also governs its surrounding territory.

Multiple Choice

Why did ancient Greece develop into city-states that acted independently of one another?

• The flat terrain encouraged large empires to form.
• Ancient Greece was unified under a single ruler.
• Ancient Greece developed into independent city-states due to its mountainous geography and isolation.

Multiple Choice

City states acted independently of one another and had their own rules and governments.

• True

• False

Open Ended

If the land was flat in Greece, how might the city-states have developed differently?

Multiple Choice

What did the city-states have in common?

• They were all ruled by a single monarch.
• They had no interaction with each other.
• They shared common language and attended Olympics

Multiple Choice

Where did Lysander live?

• Sparta
• Corinth
• Athens

Multiple Choice

What happened to Lysander when he turned seven?

• Lysander was crowned as a Spartan king.
• Lysander was sent to live with his grandparents.
• Lysander was sent to the Spartan army camp to become a soldier.

Multiple Choice

Why did Sparta have two kings?

• To allow for a single ruler to make all decisions without opposition.
• In case one died in battle, the other could lead the army

• To promote military dominance over other city-states.

Drag and Drop

What are some adjectives and other words you could use to describe life in Sparta?​ ​

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Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

harsh

discomfort

brave soldiers

happy

comfortable

​Do you think you would have liked to live in Sparta? Why or why not?

​On an index card, write one sentence describing the city-state of Sparta in ancient Greece. Be as descriptive as possible. You may draw a picture on the back to support your sentence.