Ancient Athens

Which two city-states fought in the Polyponesian War?

• Athens vs Sparta

• Greece vs Rome

• Italy vs Japan

• Hercules vs Hades

Sparta was best known for their

• military

• culture

• arts and music

• pottery and architecture

Athens was best known for their

• military and power

• philosophy

• their religious beliefs and pottery

Which of these was the birthplace of democracy?

• Athens

• Sparta

• Corinth

• Syracuse

Women in Athens during Ancient Greece

• could not own property or participate in politics

• had the most power as they were a matriarch society

• would travel to other city-states to spread their religion in the belief of Hercules

If you were captured in war by the Athenians, you would

• most likely become a slave

• most likely sent back to where you came from.

• sent to build the pyramids for the Egyptians

The Acropolis was a

• meeting place for people to speak

• was a place of worship to the gods

• a place where people would send their children for school

Women could not participate in government

• they can however influence decisions through their husbands or family members

• also could not influence government decisions nor participate

• but they could fight in wars

Once a decision is made in Athens it

• can be reversed and changed.

• could not be changed nor reversed.

• was set in stone and written on the walls.

Ancient Greece was located near the

• Aegean Sea

• Pacific Ocean

• Artic Ocean

• Indian Ocean