Ancient Greece (part 1)

Based on the map, what is similar about all the Greek colonies?​

• They are all in Africa and Asia

• Their remote locations made trade difficult.

• They are all located along the coast.

• They are all located within 1000 miles of their homeland.

What is the main focus of Spartan society?

• Military conquest

• Population decrease of men

• Building a democratic society

• Providing work for unemployed

What form of government does this small group of wealthy men most likely represent?

• democracy

• tyranny

• oligarchy

• monarchy

What do modern democracy and Greek democracy have in common?

• a large assembly that all citizen attend

• council whose members serve one year

• principle that only free men should be citizens

• principle that people should govern themselves

Who was not considered a citizen in both Athens and Sparts

• Women

• Women, foreign-born men, and slaves

• slaves

• Both women and foreigners

• Both foreigners and slaves

Which is true about a Representative Democracy?

• can be used in large countries

• it is run by the military

• does not have elections

• is led by a spiritual leader

What encouraged Greek city-states to develop different identities?

• Language

• Religion

• Economy

• Geography

What were members of a city-state who had legal rights and made decision for the community?

• oligarchy

• democrats

• politics

• citizens

Which statement best describes governments in Ancient Greece?

• It was a centralized government

• Each City-state was independent

• All city-state were under one government

• Pericles ruled all of Greece

In which city-state did women have more freedom and could own property?

• Athens

• Megara

• Thebes

• Sparta