Checkpoint #2 Review

How often were the Olympic games held in ancient Greece?

• Every year

• Every two years

• Every four years

• Every six years

What was the role of poorer women in Greek city-states like Athens?

• They held public office

• They worked outdoors on farms or sold goods in markets

• They were educated and trained in sports

• They stayed at home

In Sparta, how did the rights and freedoms of women compare to those in other Greek city-states?

• They were less restricted

• They were more restricted

• They were not allowed to sell property

• They were not educated

What was the structure of the social class system in ancient Greek society?

• A single class system with equal status for all

• A two-class system with citizens and noncitizens

• A complex class system with various ranks from rich landowners to slaves

• A classless society with no social divisions

Who were the only individuals allowed to take part in the government in ancient Greek society?

• Enslaved people

• Resident aliens

• Citizens

• Women and children born of citizens

What was the basis of wealth for the aristocracy in ancient Greek society?

• Trade with other civilizations

• Technological inventions

• Owning large plots of land and raising crops and livestock

• Conquering other city-states

Who made up the aristocracy in ancient Greece and held important governmental positions?

• The poorest men

• The wealthiest men

• All citizens

• Non-citizens

Who were considered citizens in the society?

• All adult males and noncitizens

• All adult males

• Merchants and artisans

• Tenant farmers

What rights did all citizens possess?

• The right to own land

• The right to vote

• The right to be free

• The right to work as artisans

What is a tenant farmer?

• A farmer who owns large areas of land

• A farmer who works on another person's land and pays rent

• A farmer who has no land and works for others for food

• A farmer who is a noncitizen