The Peloponnesian peninsula comprises which part of the Greek mainland?

• Northern

• Southern

• Eastern

• Western

How were Athens and Sparta similar?

• They were both located on the Peloponnesian Peninsula.

• They were both city-states.

• They were both island kingdoms.

• They were both located in Asia Minor.

How did the geographical features of ancient Greece contribute to the organization of its civilization?

• The mountainous terrain led to the need for a strong king to control the different areas of Greece.

• The access to the sea led to development of only one city-state because there was not good land for additional ones.

• The access to the sea led to the development of a large empire controlled by a strong king in Sparta.

• The mountainous terrain led to the development of independent city-states.

How did the ancient Greeks overcome the problem of limited agricultural land?

• They used the deep interior of Aisa Minor to grow crops and ship them to the rest of ancient Greece.

• They used the Greek mainland to grow crops since there was no agricultural land on the islands.

• They used the lands by the rivers near Athens to grow crops and then ship them to other areas.

• They used the sea to develop strong maritime trade and established colonies for growing food.

Athens, Sparta, or Both: Had Slaves?

• Athens

• Sparta

• Both

Athens, Sparta, or Both: Boys and Girls educated in military practices.

• Athens

• Sparta

• Both

Athens, Sparta, or Both: Women had few rights

• Athens

• Sparta

• Both

Athens, Sparta, or Both: Women were not allowed to vote

• Athens

• Sparta

• Both

Athens, Sparta, or Both: Women could own property and speak in public

• Athens

• Sparta

• Both

Athens, Sparta, or Both: Boys educated in math, reading, writing, music, drama, and military practices

• Athens

• Sparta

• Both