Which of the following is evidence that Spartan women had more rights than Athenian women?

Spartan women could own their own property.

Spartan women had the most influence in the home.

Spartan women could speak at the Assembly.

Spartan women served in the army until they were 60.

In Sparta, upper class people were made of...

men who were citizens of Sparta

What did the Assembly in Ancient Athens do?

They debated and approved new laws after the Council suggested them.

They suggested new laws and allowed the Council to vote on them.

They debated and approved new laws, but the Council could overrule them.

They approved new laws after the kings suggested them.

Why did Spartans use heavy iron bars as money?

It discouraged trade with other city-states.

It was worth more than other city-states' coins.

It was easy to pack into wagons and ships for trading.

It encouraged others to trade with them.

What happened to the people who lived in the lands that the Spartans conquered?

They remained on their land but had to give 1/2 of their food crop to the Spartans.

They had to leave their land and become slaves in Sparta.

Their villages were ransacked and no one was left to survive.

They had to evacuate their land and travel to other colonies.

What was most important to Spartans when it came to education?

boys and girls receiving military training

boys and girls learning to cook and clean

have a great influence in their homes.

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

A government ruled by a small group of people

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

A government where everyone and everything is equal

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

Sparta's economy was based on...?

Creating iron to sell to neighboring city-states

At age 7, boys in Athens started…

To join in the Assembly to debate

Were taken away from their family

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Athens' main rival was the city-state of

Anatolia

Marathon

Sparta

Thermopylae

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The Spartans conquered a neighboring area and forced its residents to become

colonists

slaves

soldiers

tyrants

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In Athens, education was designed to prepare boys to become good

citizens

sailors

soldiers

workers

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City-state of ancient Greece, NOTED FOR ITS DEMOCRATIC FORM OF GOVERNMENT

Marathon

Athens

Sparta

Crete

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City-state of Greece, NOTED FOR ITS MILITARISM AND EMPHASIS ON BEING PHYSICALLY STRONG

Athens

Sparta

Marathon

Crete

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Which city-state started training soldiers at age 7?

Sparta

Athens

Both

Neither

Which city-state had women who had rights?

Sparta

Athens

Both

Neither

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Athens and Sparta

Athens' main rival was the city-state of

The Spartans conquered a neighboring area and forced its residents to become

In Athens, education was designed to prepare boys to become good

City-state of ancient Greece, NOTED FOR ITS DEMOCRATIC FORM OF GOVERNMENT

City-state of Greece, NOTED FOR ITS MILITARISM AND EMPHASIS ON BEING PHYSICALLY STRONG

Which city-state started training soldiers at age 7?

Which city-state had women who had rights?

Is this statement about Sparta, Athens or both of them: There are more slaves than citizens.

Why was communication difficult between communities in Ancient Greece?

Is this statement about Sparta, Athens or both of them: The military controls the city state

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