Ancient Greece Slides 9-13

What was the role of the council of elders in Sparta's government?

• Enforced the laws
• Served as judges and elected ephors
• Made decisions about war and peace
• Managed daily government affairs

What was the role of the council of 500 citizens in Athens?

• Helped the assembly manage daily government affairs
• Served as judges and elected ephors
• Made decisions about war and peace
• Enforced the laws

What was the societal impact of the military focus in Sparta?

• Welcomed foreign people
• Encouraged foreign trade
• Discouraged free thinking and new ideas
• Promoted artistic expression

What was the meaning of 'helots' in the context of ancient Sparta?

• Captured soldiers
• Foreign merchants
• Enslaved local people
• Spartan citizens

What was the role of Cleisthenes in the government of Athens?

• Served as a judge
• Managed the collection of taxes
• Enforced the laws
• Made the assembly the major governing body

What was the role of the assembly in Sparta's government?

• Managed daily government affairs
• Enforced the laws
• Served as judges and elected ephors
• Made decisions about war and peace

What was the form of education for Athenian girls?

• Spinning, weaving, and other household duties
• Military training
• Participation in government
• Arithmetic, geometry, drawing, music, and public speaking

What was the form of education for Athenian boys?

• Participation in government
• Household duties
• Military training
• Arithmetic, geometry, drawing, music, and public speaking

What is the meaning of 'tyranny' as it was used in ancient Greece?

• Rule by a group of wealthy people
• Rule by the citizens
• Rule by a cruel and unjust person
• Rule by a council of elders

What was the main goal of Spartan men?

• To own property and travel
• To participate in government
• To study the arts

• To prepare for a life of war