Ancient Greece

Which class of people held all the power and made all the rules in the Greek city-states?

• Outsiders
• Slaves
• Citizens
• Helots

In what city-state did democracy begin?

• Marathon
• Delphi
• Sparta
• Athens

Athens and Sparta were both examples of

• empires

• city-states

• rivers

• monotheistic societies

The religion of the Ancient Greeks was

• Judaism

• Islam

• polytheistic

• atheistic (no gods)

Above all else, Spartans valued

• dramatic theatre

• philosophy

• great warriors

• great teachers

In Ancient Greece, women were given a higher social standing in

• Athens

• Sparta

• both were equal

Greek independence was threatened when they were invaded by

• Russia

• Persia

• India

• Egypt

Socrates was known for

• his military experience

• his philosophical teachings

• being Athens' greatest leader

• being king of Sparta

The type of government in which a small group of people, usually rich people, inherited the right to rule a Greek city-state was called a(n)

• oligarchy

• acropolis

• polis

• kingdom

Who was allowed to vote in Greek city-states?

• Male citizens, male foreigners, and all women

• Only male citizens and male foreigners

• Only male citizens and women

• Only male citizens