Sparta and Athens

Who were considered citizens in the democracy of ancient Athens

• all men & women
• all men born in Athens
• all men
• all men & women born in Athens.

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CCSS.RI.4.5

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The five men who had the most power in Sparta, who were also the city’s judges and  handled the internal and foreign affairs of Sparta were

• Helots
• Ephors
• Perioki
• Spartiates

Spartan slaves who farmed the land in Sparta were called

• Helots
• Ephors
• Perioki
• Spartiates

The type of government the Spartans practiced was

• Democracy
• Monarchy
• Oligarchy
• Tyranny

Spartan society was notable for

• a higher standard of living than most Greek city-states
• an emphasis on military and athletic ability
• great intellectual and artistic accomplishment
• being the birthplace of democracy

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Spartan boys began training for  the army at age

•  7  
• 21
• 18
• 13

Where are Sparta & Athens located?

• Greece
• Greeks
• Sicily
• Italy

Athens & Sparta were both ruled by __________.

• Monarchies 
• Elected assemblies 
• Oligarchies 
• Anarchists 

True or False: Athens valued their military the most.

• True
• False

What specifically is Athens remembered for?

• Cheese & Grapes
• Great art
• Writers & philosophers 
• Navy