Ancient Greece

The geography of ancient Greece led to...

• a country governed by one king.

• the first united democratic country.

• city-states that were ruled by one government.

• self-governed city-states.

Isolation of settlements between mountains made....

• travel from place to place easier.

• travel and communication difficult.

• city-state develop that were very similar to one another.

• wars common in Greece.

Where is the city of Sparta located?

• Peloponnese Peninsula

• Balkan Peninsula

• Pendus Peninsula

• Adriatic Peninsula

What covers nearly three-fourths of Greece?

• Desert

• Water

• Grasslands

• Mountains and Hills

What form of government was used in Athens?

• Direct Democracy

• Republic

• Oligarchy

• Monarchy

What form of government was used in Sparta?

• Democracy

• Monarchy

• Oligarchy

• Republic

A similarity of the slaves in both Athens and Sparta were...

• had some rights of a citizen.

• not allowed to marry.

• slaves could buy their own freedom.

• they were people who were captured in war.

Women in Sparta could....

• Own and control property

• Not be citizens

• Be the head of the household

• Not fight in war

Athenians believed that the responsibility of education was...

• to educate all people

• to produce men and women to protect the city-state.

• to produce good citizens.

• to only educate citizens.

Athenian democracy depended on every citizen

fulfilling his duty and all citizens....

• were expected to vote.

• were expected to serve in the military.

• were expected to sere on juries.

• were expected to serve as an elected representative.