Ancient Greece Slides 6-9

Who had the right to vote, hold public office, and own property in ancient Greece?

• Male citizens
• Women
• Foreigners
• Children

What was the open area used as a marketplace in a Greek city-state called?

• Neighborhoods
• Mountains
• Acropolis
• Agora

What did most city-states in ancient Greece consist of?

• A town or city forming a polis
• A large empire
• Several small villages
• A single ruler

How many letters did the Greek alphabet system consist of?

• 24 letters
• 12 letters
• 36 letters
• 48 letters

What did male citizens in ancient Greece have the right to do in court?

• Plead insanity
• Plead guilty
• Defend themselves
• Serve as judges

What was the reason for the establishment of Greek colonies outside the Aegean area?

• Trade alliances
• Desire for conquest
• Shortage of food
• Overpopulation

What were the limitations of citizenship for women and children in ancient Greece?

• They could own property but not defend themselves in court
• They could vote but not hold public office
• They had none of the rights that went with it
• They had the same rights as men

What were the responsibilities of male citizens in ancient Greece?

• Serve in government and fight for their polis
• Trade with other city-states
• Stay at home and take care of the family
• Work as farmers