6th grade Greece

A government in which only a few people have power

• democracy

• aristocrats

• tyrant

• oligarchy

Rich landowners

• aristocrats

• oligarchy

• democracy

• tyrant

a ruler or leader who held power through the use of force

• aristocrats

• oligarchy

• citizens

• tyrant

people who had the right to participate in government

• oligarchy

• citizens

• tyrant

• aristocrats

a type of government in which people rule themselves

• democracy

• oligarchy

• aristocrats

• tyrant

They developed the world's first democracy

• Sparta

• Athens

• Plato

• Socrates

A peninsula is

• a fortified hill of an ancient city.
• an area of land that is surrounded by water on three sides.
• a public market and meeting place in ancient Greece.
• an antibiotic used to treat infection.

Unlike Athens, in ancient Sparta the government concentrated all of its resources on creating

• famous artisans.
• successful merchants.
• a pleasurable lifestyle.
• brave and skillful warriors.

While the Acropolis was the center of Athens' religious life, the Agora was the center of

• public life.
• private life.
• military life.
• government.

The three philosophers that Alexander the Great studied under were

• Anderson, Schwaab, and Purex.
• Apollo, Sven, and Philosophicles.
• Aristotle, Socrates, and Plato.
• Acropolis, Siri, and Playdo.