CKLA 2nd Domain 3 Lesson 7

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What city states have we learned so far?

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Sparta

Pennsylvania

Texas

Athens

Thebes

Olympia

Multiple Choice

•What makes them city-states?

• They do not have a governing authority.

• They are dependent with each other.

• They are independent, self-governing entities.

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How did the city-state of Sparta become so focused on war?

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

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Multiple Choice

“And I tell you this as the goddess of war: The olive branch will become the symbol of peace. Pray to me when you are in danger, and I will protect you.” Who said these words?

• Athena

• Zeus

• Hermes

Open Ended

How did the city-state Athens get its name?

​Listen to learn more about the city-state of Athens and about a very important contribution that it gave to the world.

Multiple Choice

What structure did Dion describe as “the most beautiful spectacle” in Athens?

• Acropolis
• Temple of Zeus
• Parthenon

Multiple Choice

What was the Parthenon?

• A military fortress built on a hill in Athens.
• A marketplace for trading goods in ancient Greece.
• A temple dedicated to the goddess Athena

Multiple Choice

What, according to the Read-Aloud, is the greatest contribution of ancient Athens?

• The Olympic Games.

• The invention of the wheel.
• The development of democracy.

Multiple Choice

Who was the leader of the democracy whom Hiero and Dion saw?

• George Washington

• Pericles

• King Asoka

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How did he become the leader?

• He was elected.

• He inherited the kingdom

• He won a game.

​Which city-state would you have preferred to live in—Athens or Sparta? Why?

Multiple Choice

A classroom where the teacher makes all of the decisions

• Democracy

• Not a democracy

Multiple Choice

A student-government meeting where every student votes.

• Democracy

• Not a democracy

Multiple Choice

The citizens of the United States voting on Election Day.

• Democracy

• Not a democracy

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Representatives from every state helping to create the laws.

• Democracy

• Not a democracy

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A kingdom ruled by a king who makes all of the laws himself

• Democracy

• Not a democracy