Ancient Greece SS 22-23

How was Athenian democracy more restrictive than democracy in the United Stated today?

• Only citizens could vote, and only men were considered citizens.

• Only men and women over the age of 30 could vote.

• Only 750 citizens were allowed to participate in the government.

• Only citizens who attended school for 15 years were allowed to vote.

A militaristic city-state where boys were trained from an early age to fight.

• Athens
• Delphi
• Corinth
• Sparta

What was an important feature of most Greek city-states?

• an acropolis

• a moat

• a church

• a city wall

Which number CORRECTLY identifies Ancient Greece's sphere of influence?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

A city-state which favored democracy and a well-rounded education. 
(Also, the largest city-state by a wide margin)

• Sparta
• Athens
• Delphi
• Corinth

what was one way that the Athenian government limited the voting rights of its citizens?

• Athens only allowed women to vote.

• Athens allowed its king to overrule all elections.

• Athens allowed all free people to vote.

• Athens only allowed male citizens to vote.

The United States government was most influenced by the government of what ancient civilization?

• Athens

• Egypt

• Gupta

• Mesopotamia

After the Persian War, Athens and Sparta came into conflict with one another.  Eventually, war broke out between the two city-states.  
What was this war called?

• Persian War II
• Greek War
• Peloponnesian War
• War Between the City-States

A Spartan's name for an enslaved soldier.

• Tyrant

• Helot

• Democracy

• Oligarchy

Why did Greek city-states like Athens depend on sea trade?

• They were located near the Mediterranean Sea.

• They were landlocked.

• They had weak militaries.

• They were unable to cross the Ural Mountains.