All about Ancient Greece

Who was allowed to vote in the Athenian democracy?

• All residents of Athens

• Only men over the age of 18

• Male citizens over the age of 20

• All male citizens, regardless of age

What was the primary role of the Assembly in Athens?

• To elect generals and other officials

• To make laws and decisions on war and foreign policy

• To judge legal cases

• To train the city's soldiers

What was the Agoge system in Sparta?

• A democratic assembly where citizens voted on laws

• A marketplace for trading goods with other city-states

• A rigorous education and training program for males

• A religious festival in honor of the gods

What was the main purpose of Spartan society's strict military focus?

• To conquer neighboring city-states

• To defend against invasions

• To prepare for the Olympic Games

• To maintain control over the Helot population

In which year were the first recorded Olympic Games held?

• 776 BC

• 850 BC

• 432 BC

• 323 BC

Which of the following was NOT a competition in the ancient Olympic Games?

• Chariot racing

• Marathon running

• Discus throw

• Basketball

What was the prize for winning an event in the ancient Olympic Games?

• A crown of olive leaves

• A large sum of money

• A statue in their likeness

• A lifetime supply of food

Who could participate in the ancient Olympic Games?

• Any free man who spoke Greek

• Only men from Athens

• Both men and women

• Only military personnel

What was the role of women in Spartan society compared to other Greek city-states?

• They had less freedom and were primarily involved in domestic tasks.

• They had more rights and could own property and participate in sports.

• They were equal to men and could vote and hold public office.

• They were not allowed to leave their homes without a male escort.

How often were the Olympic Games held in ancient Greece?

• Every year

• Every two years

• Every four years

• Every six years